first disable right click and then re-enable right click on same page using javascript

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var elements = document.getElementsByTagName("body");             
  for(var id = 0; id < elements.length; ++id)
  {                      
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is their any way to achieve both disable and re-enable right click on same page

Posted 27-Aug-15 1:02am

Design5ud

Updated 27-Aug-15 1:17am

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Sanket Saxena 27-Aug-15 7:08am

Where is the question? Didn't getting your point with this small info.

Design5ud 27-Aug-15 7:24am

i have gallery.html page for that , i want to first disable the right click , so i used in <body oncontextmenu="return false;"> and after login i want to re-enable the right click to the same gallery.html page.

Sanket Saxena 27-Aug-15 7:40am

I update my solution. Check on your page if it helps.

F-ES Sitecore 27-Aug-15 7:36am

It might be easier to do this if you do it at an event level rather than adding an attribute. In js you should be able to attach your function to the contextmenu event, then remove the handler when needed.

Personally I wouldn't bother though. Unless you are providing your own context menu all you're going to do is annoy your users, and if you think you're stopping them from viewing the source, going back, printing, copying or anything else you're probably trying to do then you're not. They can still do all those things from elsewhere.

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Sanket Saxena · Accepted Answer · 2015-08-27T01:37:00

After login you can write the document.ready method of jquery and the inside it just remove the attribute from the body tag.

example: