Also, Mx
i have just got 20 gmail invite this morning,
so,
email me at [email protected] ...
Also, Mx
i have just got 20 gmail invite this morning,
so,
email me at [email protected] ...
lol
thank so much for showing more options to p rotect my sources!
Sorry, my decoded worked in one way, but it seems that most of the code didn't get decoded, oh well.
www.dark-street.com <=== HTML Ciphers V 2.0 [Free!]
The above program can...
- Disable right click (You can have no message or a custom message of you own when some one tries to right click)
- Encrpt your source codes
- Add a custom message at the topp of your file like, "Source code hidden"
- Add Numbers of empty lines at the top of you file (You chose how much)
- Disable Text Selection
- Password Portection
- Make the web page expire immediately
- Prevent page form being cached
- Disable Smart Tag, Image tool bar, Site indexing
does this HTML Ciphers V 2.0 support PHP files? coz my site is in PHP... :roll:
er..correct me if i am wrong.Originally Posted by emptyspace
a page in .php already has its php code hidden from users.
<?php ..... code code...
?>
you wont be able to see the code when you load the page..so why would you want to protect a php page?
the source code will only show <html> tags..
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personally speaking, depending on what sort of site you are developing, source code should be made free unless you are making like a corporate site/ebay those kinda you should use encryption.
for normal sites i dont think its UN-nessecary. one reason i can give is that, one of the fastest way to learn html is by viewing source..study the tags. i first learnt html from tutorial sites and by viewing other site's source codes.
if those sites/every site has encryption, i dont think new users/we would be able to learn anything out from just looking at the layout/encrypted tags :p
just my 2 cents.
thank you for sharing teh program! i hope this works out well
I know about dat... but when you view source... still can see the coding in HTML, rite?Originally Posted by maplepark.bizhat.com
I think for new learner they can learn by search tutorial in yahoo or google, but not by viewing someone code source... :POriginally Posted by maplepark.bizhat.com
Does it fully code, because i don't want to get something that doesn't fully work ;)
Yes, the php scripts itself can not be seen inside the source code, what it dose is sort every thing out on the server and then send the html version back to the browser. What you would have to do is encrypt the html code itself, for example...
//////////////////////////////////////////
<?php
echo "<form action=encode.php method=post>
<textarea name="code" cols="92" rows="10">
</textarea>
<input value="Encode Script!" type=submit>
</form>";
?>
-------------------------
HTML SOURCE CODE
-------------------------
<form action=encode.php method=post>
<textarea name="code" cols="92" rows="10">
</textarea>
<input value="Encode Script!" type=submit>
</form>
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//////////////////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////
<?php
echo "
<script>
<!--
document.write(unescape("%3Cform+action%3Dencode.php+method%3Dpost%3E%0D%0A %3Ctextarea+name%3D%5C%22code%5C%22+cols%3D%5C%229 2%5C%22+rows%3D%5C%2210%5C%22%3E%0D%0A%3C%2Ftextar ea%3E%0D%0A%3Cbr%3E%3Cinput+value%3D%5C%22Encode+S cript%21%5C%22+type%3Dsubmit%3E%0D%0A%3C%2Fform%3E"));
//-->
</script>";
?>
-------------------------
HTML SOURCE CODE
-------------------------
<script>
<!--
document.write(unescape("%3Cform+action%3Dencode.php+method%3Dpost%3E%0D%0A %3Ctextarea+name%3D%5C%22code%5C%22+cols%3D%5C%229 2%5C%22+rows%3D%5C%2210%5C%22%3E%0D%0A%3C%2Ftextar ea%3E%0D%0A%3Cbr%3E%3Cinput+value%3D%5C%22Encode+S cript%21%5C%22+type%3Dsubmit%3E%0D%0A%3C%2Fform%3E"));
//-->
</script>
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//////////////////////////////////////////
*Java Scripts*
Awesome, also like on some sites ive been to when you click "view source" nothing happens why is that?
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