Avoid clients downloading my supporting page files

[JJ26]

Hi guys,
I was wondering you all can help me :
Surfing to some web sites sometimes giving me chances to downloading their supporting files, such as their image files, CSS files, Javascript source files (I guess you have this kind of experiences before). But there's also time when I can't download their files, warning says "This web page could not be saved".
To grab their files can be used by the traditional way (File - Save As in your browser), or using specific tool.
I want to know how we prevent clients/surfers not to download my supporting page files.

Thanks

 

[DreXor]

you can stream them(fso), or make the file includes instead of virtual includes

 

[TRACEYMARYLAND]

I really don't think there is a way....but what you can do is put all your images...u have done...go into photoshop and put a water mark ...on the images..(that way it has copyright information on it...and that is embedded in the image.

Or images can be set up as swf...then you can't get the image from the page.

 

[ChrisHirst]

this will be another "how do I hide my code" thread then




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[JJ26]

I don't know for sure whether this could be some considerations or not. But If you're using ASP codes. You can export your codes to DLL file. I've read abt this article. But of course there're advantages & disadvantages againt this matter.

Abt what I've experienced in Saving an HTML document, I found some web sites restrict client to save their files.
Like saving files when I go to

http://www.tulakom.com

There's warning that the web page could not be saved.

Is it the matter of server security ??