Page Specific Passwords and Hiding Image locations
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- Maria Dacus
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Can anyone point me to some information...?
I will need to have pages where I can place customer logos and other information that they can log in to and approve/disapprove. I want to be able to create the page, and then send the customer their individual login and password so only they can view the page.
Also, I know "hacker's" can find their way around things (cause I can
), but does anyone know a good easy way to "cover" a picture so the average user can't just right click and download it or open it in another window or save it...?
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- Kat05
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Hi Maria!
To prevent normal users from just right-clicking you could try the "Silent No Right Click Module".
extensions.joomla.org/extensions/access-...riction/5699/details
I havent tried it yet, but it seems to be a nice extension.
Hope that helps, Kat - Kat05 / QA Lead & Support / Germany
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- Peter Osipof
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- Ben Lee
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Maria Dacus wrote:
does anyone know a good easy way to "cover" a picture so the average user can't just right click and download it or open it in another window or save it...?
I use a watermark when I don't want people downloading original images. I usually just set up a semi-transparent image in fireworks or photoshop and then just drag and drop on all my pictures.
This helps too because anything showing on the screen can always be captured by a screenshot and saved that way.
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- Kat05
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Ben Lee wrote:
This helps too because anything showing on the screen can always be captured by a screenshot and saved that way.Thats a good point. I am using watermarks too. There are a lot of easy tutorials on how to do that with different programs. Google helps.
- Kat05 / QA Lead & Support / Germany
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- Maria Dacus
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Tried the "Silent No Right Click" - works like a charm! That's exactly what I was looking for - thanks so much!
I already knew about the screen shot - but with password protected pages, it's fine if a client with special access (who's already paid me) wants to "steal" their own image (if they know how). I just wanted to make it slightly harder for the average user who may be browsing my portfolio, for example. I do know how to do the watermark - just hadn't decided what to do yet...
I can't wait to try the password thing! Thanks - When solved, please modify your original post and add (SOLVED) into the subject AND change your icon to the green check. This helps people know they can find a solution in your post if they have the same problem.
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