[Da_sk8rboy]

Hi everybody, I was trying to do some things for my site and was wondering if you could help me at all, or if it's even possible.
I have comments by others on my site hidden, so no one else could see them for privacy reason's. but i figured there had to be a way around the code that blocks them. Of course there was. right click>view source.
So my question is for anyone that cares enough to try to help me is is there anyway to block people from seeing things inside the view source? Or from even being able to use the command View Source Page?

Also, if you don't get what i'm saying right click the web screen, View source Page.

Much appreciated for a response.
Da_sk8rboy.

[vvg125]

I don't think you can hid the source (maybe you can...) but you can block all right clicking on your site...

Or you can make it so when someone makes a comment, it goes to another file which only you know about.

[Brad]

Dude, if you don't want other people to see the comments, don't output them from your source.

[Skissors]

Originally Posted by vvg125 I don't think you can hid the source (maybe you can...) but you can block all right clicking on your site... Or you can make it so when someone makes a comment, it goes to another file which only you know about.

Right click blocking doesnt help
there are still two ways to do it, the view toolbar at the top and by just pressing the button between alt and ctrl thats below .
it is the same function as right click without rightclicking

[Lee]

My guess is you're using a content management system of some sort and have hidden the user feedback using HTML comments within the template mechanism? Or not?

Besides, from what I can gather from your vague description of the problem, you should be using other means of form processing; such as having user input sent to you via email or written to a flat file.

There are no ways to hide HTML from the user without hiding it from the browser, and so your web page would be inaccessible. The only option available is code obfuscation. Here is one method using Javascript: http://www.felgall.com/jstip31.htm

[Twilight Suzuka]

You cannot block source. Why? It executes on the god damn client. If they don't know what the source is, they cannot view the webpage!

[6pack]

Is this what you are looking to do?
open zip file and try to view the html doc

[SweatyBanana]

Originally Posted by Twilight Suzuka You cannot block source. Why? It executes on the god damn client. If they don't know what the source is, they cannot view the webpage!

One alternative to 'hiding' your web source would be to use PHP for special functions so people cannot steal your exact code.

Is this what you are looking to do? open zip file and try to view the html doc

Now that is annoying.

[6pack]

Originally Posted by SweatyBanana One alternative to 'hiding' your web source would be to use PHP for special functions so people cannot steal your exact code.

I got around that, look at the zip in the post above yours. Once open right click the doc and try to view sorce code

[Lee]

Why did you post a solution almost identical to mine and then proclaim you "got around" the problem without giving credit to the original author or even how to achieve what you attached?