Is there a working cross browser 'No Right Click' script? (I need it working for MoZilla as well, just got aware that my own is IE only, hehe)
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Is there a working cross browser 'No Right Click' script? (I need it working for MoZilla as well, just got aware that my own is IE only, hehe)
Cheers!
Go take a look at http://www.dynamicdrive.com they have a bunch of scripts. I know there is at least one that "disables" the right click. If it's cross browser or not, I don't know.
TG
Thanks
What for?
I have a page where the user is to fill out a form, print it, write their signature and then fax it to my company. On this form a random number is generated using JavaScript, and this number has to be different on every printed page - and because I can't launch my JavaScript func. when the user prints the page, i've made a link for printing which brings up the print dialog AND changes the number. Since the page is in an <iframe> the only way for the user to print it manually is to right click
and press print, I wan't them to only be capable of clicking my link, if they want to print a page.
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Interesting. This random number is necessary? What does it do? Why can't you simply write it when the user views the page?
When the user has faxed the page, we process their order, but first we need to assure that we've recieved our money - when the user transfers the money he/she puts the number with as a note.
I do make the number at page load - but people don't reload the page after printing - and since I can't make it reload everytime the user prints the page, i HAVE to force them to use my link.
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In other words you're worried that they might print the page several times and so order more than one thing?
That won't work, the user can simply print several copies from the print dialog.
Or am I misunderstanding this?
You are right indeed, and that's the only thing I can't prevent the user from doing :/
Maybe you want to change the security system then? Ask your design (or whatever) people to come up with a better idea?