How to disable right mouse click to prevent copy content in my drupal site

By sangeetharao on 13 Oct 2008 at 12:57 UTC

Is there any module which will be useful to disable the right mouse click to prevent copy content on my drupal site.

if not how to achieve that requirement.

please guide me

with thanks and regards
sangeetha rao

Comments

disable right mouse click

johnhanley commented 13 October 2008 at 13:54

I don't know of a module, but this can be accomplished with JavaScript.

That said, I wouldn't waste your time. It can easily be defeated.

What kind of content: text, images? There are ways to prevent hot-linking of images.

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Thank you, and i have one more.............

sangeetharao commented 14 October 2008 at 05:27

Benjamin Franklin, thank you for your suggestion.

Is there any module in drupal that will display the user ip addresses in the bloke area?

could you suggest that?

with regards
sangeetha rao

user's ip address

johnhanley commented 14 October 2008 at 06:50

No need to be so formal. Just call me Ben. :-)

The user's IP address is stored in the sessions table.

You don't need a module; just do something like:

global $user;
$user_ip = db_result(db_query("SELECT hostname FROM {sessions} WHERE uid = %d", $user->uid));
$output = t("Your IP Address: !user_ip", array("!user_ip" => $user_ip));
return $output;

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Help

smcclendon commented 1 February 2009 at 21:15

As a newbie.....

How can I use this on my Drupal site to keep people from saving images?

Can I just put this in the content?

cannot

dman commented 1 February 2009 at 21:22

How can I use this on my Drupal site to keep people from saving images?
Can I just put this in the content?

No.
No you can't.
Sorry.

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... sorrrrrrry, but ...

tryitonce commented 10 June 2009 at 16:55

where does the code go - it is probably obvious for most - but not yet for me.

thanks for helping

using code

johnhanley commented 10 June 2009 at 23:26

Just create a node or perhaps a block (wherever you want the output to appear), copy/paste the code and change the input filter to php. You'll also need to wrap the code in opening/closing php tags.