Restriction to save asp.net page

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Hi sir i want code to retrict to
copy and save of asp.net page

Posted 10-Feb-12 0:16am

a20kush

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[no name] 10-Feb-12 6:24am

Oh yes, I want to have something like that too.

Ankur^\m/ 10-Feb-12 7:19am

:D

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Solution 3

A user will not know that a page is an ASP.NET page because ASP.NET engine renders corresponding HTML to the browser. So all the important and non-revealable logic that you have written is still safe unless someone doesn't get access to your web server (still your .cs files are safe until they are not decompiled).

I somehow feel that you want to disable copy-paste of the HTML content. You can't really do that 100% fool proof. Your best bet is to disable right click on you web page (please search Google on how to do that). But disabling javascript on browser will still allow a user to copy the content.
If you are still very concerned about your code, create the whole page in flash which is not really a very good idea.

Hope this helps!

Posted 10-Feb-12 2:30am

Ankur^\m/

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Ankur^\m/ 10-Feb-12 8:32am

I forgot to submit the answer and it was lying opened in one of my tab. I would have never realised if my FF wouldn't have given the Leave Page alert. :doh:
Too much of work. Need a beer now. ;)

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hi,
The only way to have a user not be able to save a file is to not send it to them.

Posted 10-Feb-12 1:15am

Nilesh Patil Kolhapur

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-10T01:59:00

Solution 2

But user can copy the content by viewing the view source of the page.

If still you want then check this Tip/Trick
Disable right click context menu cut, copy, paste[^]

Posted 10-Feb-12 1:59am

thatraja

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Espen Harlinn 11-Feb-12 6:14am

5'ed!