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Re: desable ctrl+a and ctrl+c on website

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usmivkata wrote:In joomla based websites I do not think it is possible to add additional css file, so I have to add java script directly into the code.

You can use @media print {body{ display:none;}} to specify your print-only rule in a <style></style> section in your page. Some browsers are less compatible with this approach, but all modern browsers should be fine.
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Mordwin wrote:Rather a pointless exercise then as in viewing your website I've *already* copied it...


To copy this. http://web.hit.bg/magare
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Mordwin wrote:Rather a pointless exercise then as in viewing your website I've *already* copied it...
To copy this. http://web.hit.bg/magare
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usmivkata wrote:To copy this. http://web.hit.bg/magare

An empty page?
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usmivkata wrote:
Mordwin wrote:Rather a pointless exercise then as in viewing your website I've *already* copied it...
To copy this. http://web.hit.bg/magare


File -> Save As -> Web Page, Complete...

Though that's simply the most obvious copy, there's likely one in my cache, and probably in the firewall's proxy server's cache, and maybe in my ISPs cache... and...

It's simply not possible to prevent someone copying a page whilst still allowing them to view it. You can make it require a bit more effort perhaps, but that's about the limit of it.
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