Re: FN-FORUM Site Check Please

date posted 4th January 2001 15:32

Good point Norman, in most cases I'd agree but the site I used it on was for
an artist who didn't want his work saved too easily (although it wasn't a
big issue) so I put each picture into a pop-up window without any tools etc
and disabled the right-click, all the other pages in his site were normal.

I suppose the only ones who would right-click are web people and someone
trying to pinch an image :-)

Regards
Damian Thomas

http://www.thomaswebdesign.co.uk
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From: "Norman Beresford" [EMAIL REMOVED]
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Subject: Re: FN-FORUM Site Check Please


> I don't know if this has been a recent thread which I've missed out on but
I
> really don't see there being any point in disabling the right click on any
> site. It's a cinch to get round for anyone who half knows what they are
> doing, and it has a negative impact on the useability of the site.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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> Subject: Re: FN-FORUM Site Check Please
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> > I had a reason to use it on the site I disabled the right-click on
though
> > *GROWL* :-)
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