How can I prevent people seeing the source code of a particular web page. I have seen that some web sites have done this and some products are also available.
Isn't there a much easier way to implement this than buying such a product?
jbinbpt
6:41 pm on Jun 23, 2006 (gmt 0)
I don't believe there is any 100% way of doing this.
The bigger question is why? Are you willing to keep from being indexed?
There is a big downside to doing this.
Quadrille
11:52 pm on Jun 23, 2006 (gmt 0)
It would need to also prevent people from downloading the page as HTML, as well as stopping several versions of 'view source' - it might stop a casual visitor, but I cannot envisage a systemt that prevents 'view source' while still allowing 'view page'.
I'd guess that the software does little more than disable menus. Which would slow down a determined viewer by approximately 0.4 seconds!
webgaya
3:19 am on Jun 24, 2006 (gmt 0)
Hi!
Thanks for comments!
I just wanted to protect a web page that includes a confidential script on it. I don't want others to download it. It doesn't matter if SEs doesn't index it.
Is there still a way?
MichaelBluejay
9:41 am on Jun 24, 2006 (gmt 0)
JavaScript? No. If it's executing on your page, it's accessible somehow.
Perl/PHP? Yes. Those scripts are hidden from visitors by default already.