Hmmm - here is an interesting idea on the HTML source side of things, but realize that HTTP servers were meant to serve documents and browsers built to know and interpret and reveal the sources thereof. That said...
Some people "right click" and use the pop-up menu when trying to view a source, you can use JavaScript to disable that, and then pop your pages up in a custom window with no menubar. You can also put a whole bunch of white space before your tags to make your source look blank. Both of these are easily bypassed and you'll probably alienate a LOT of people doing these anyway. Use JavaScript document write() to make your page and then include that file from a different file, which might thwart maybe a few people as well. I don't think that these methods are worth the effort. How bout storing critical data on the server side?? -----Original Message----- I needs some tips and or place to find code to hide my source code. not just encrypt the perl scripts but to disable the view source so people can not see my query_string calls and html source. Does ANYONE have a solution? Regards, Andre` C. Technical Support of Jann.com. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
