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incognito876 · Aug 17, 2009

I am sure this must be here somewhere...but I can't find it so apologies in advance...I need to hide my source code- is there an easy way to do that?

Cheers.

hopkinzer · Aug 17, 2009

what language you are using php asp or what ?

dadgad · Aug 17, 2009

Look for obfuscation tools

incognito876 · Aug 17, 2009

hopkinzer said:
what language you are using php asp or what ?

Just plain old html....I don't know anything else.

keinehabe · Aug 17, 2009

this this toy

drkenneth · Aug 17, 2009

http://www.ioncube.com/html_encoder.php

That can even be run on PHP scripts that are generated in realtime. Plus, it's made by ioncube, which is known for their extremely-hard-to-crack PHP encoding.

phpfiend · Aug 17, 2009

typically you can do one of two things.

1. Use Javascript to disable right click on your visitors mouse

or

2. Use Javascript to have a message box pop up saying that right click has been disabled.

Sorry if that seems redundant. Am not quite awake yet.

The down side to the javascript you will typically find is that even if they see right click is disabled they can still view the source through the view menu on most browsers.

matapples01 · Aug 17, 2009

I looked briefly at html guardian a couple weeks ago and it looks pretty cool. I'll probably be using it in the near future for somethign I'm working on that I want to keep out of prying eyes. It's free for basic needs too if I'm not mistaken.

HTML:

www.protware.com

shaze · Aug 17, 2009

phpfiend said:
typically you can do one of two things.

1. Use Javascript to disable right click on your visitors mouse

or

2. Use Javascript to have a message box pop up saying that right click has been disabled.

.

yep that view->source
will really throw them off

BadArticle · Aug 20, 2009

if it's HTML, no way
if it's JS, you can... only mess it up and make hard to steal.

phpfiend · Aug 21, 2009

was just saying that there are some people that some people will find other ways to get around the disabled right click if that was the case.

Now I have done a quick search on google and found quite a few free html source encryption sites Hope they help

Code:

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en-us&q=html+encryption+code&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

lovefree · Aug 24, 2009

keinehabe said:
this this toy

great info. but i dont know how to use this tool

.

just paste source code or what?

thanks

CClark56 · Aug 24, 2009

lovefree said:
great info. but i dont know how to use this tool.

just paste source code or what?

thanks

Yeah, just edit your HTML document copy the code and paste it in the scrambler. Once it's scrambled just paste the code back into your HTML document.

lovefree · Aug 24, 2009

Thanks, its not work with index.php?.

should i switch index.php to index.html? anyone know how to do it?

khg0bs · Aug 25, 2009

I think I have what you're looking for. An easy to use app that will encrypt your html. You can download it here:

Code:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?n2mtitndjmf

wowhaxor · Aug 25, 2009

JamesJeffery said:
Why would you want to hide your HTML?

I'm a web developer, and specialize in accessability and usability on the web. Anything that relies on Javascript to render content is bad. There are user that use devices that do not have Javascript for whatever reason.

The HTML should contain content, which is visible on screen, so why would you want to hide the source? It's the same content, that's wrapped in HTML.

I cannot see any reason why obfusicating (sp?) HTML would have any benefits.

Not everyone is a great web designer. I still use html for almost everything I can because its what was around when I learned basic web design (note I'm mostly on the marketing end of things) that being said there are certain things I don't want people to be able to see/copy on some sites.

incognito876 · Aug 25, 2009

JamesJeffery said:
Why would you want to hide your HTML?

I'm a web developer, and specialize in accessability and usability on the web. Anything that relies on Javascript to render content is bad. There are user that use devices that do not have Javascript for whatever reason.

The HTML should contain content, which is visible on screen, so why would you want to hide the source? It's the same content, that's wrapped in HTML.

I cannot see any reason why obfusicating (sp?) HTML would have any benefits.

Because I am using CL to send people to a page that must appear local to wherever they come from. The page includes a GeoIP script, so wherever you are sitting in the world will come up on the page. The script is used several times throughout the text and I don't want people to be able to look at the source because then they will know it isn't local and a script is being used.

incognito876 · Aug 25, 2009

JamesJeffery said:
Why would you want to hide your HTML?

I'm a web developer, and specialize in accessability and usability on the web. Anything that relies on Javascript to render content is bad. There are user that use devices that do not have Javascript for whatever reason.

The HTML should contain content, which is visible on screen, so why would you want to hide the source? It's the same content, that's wrapped in HTML.

I cannot see any reason why obfusicating (sp?) HTML would have any benefits.

Sorry post came out twice

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