Anti-Jacking Script in PHP

what do you guys do to protect your content

[Anyango]

Yo Folks!

Almost all of today's webmasters would one day or another have faced their worst nightmare of seeing their site's design and content on another url, and we are no exception. With days passing we are noticing that some people by using either bots or site downloaders copy our content which we got after paying alot of money to writters and designers and we are looking for ways to protect this from happening. As our whole infrastructure is PHP based therefore i am discussing this thing in PHP forum. What do you guys use to protect your content? can there be some sort of anti-jacking script in PHP?

Programming/Writting the Code, however complicated it may be is not a problem. Thing is ,though, to have a good algo to code upon.

Any words are highly appreciated,

Regards

[StupidScript]

Yo backatcha!

Check out this thread [webmasterworld.com] and its references for a sweet anti-scraper-bot setup.

[DanA]

The html served to a browser cannot be protected.
You can use javascript, java, flash or absolute addressing (for images on another server for instance) to complicate a robot task so that the content includes links to your original content, but it will only deter well behaved people...