This script produces the "silent" no right click. I need it to serve an alert. Can this be done?

var disableRightClickString = "<script>function disableRightClick(e){if(document.layers){document. captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);document.onmousedow n = disableRightClick; }else document.oncontextmenu = disableRightClick; return document.rightClickDisabled = true;} disableRightClick(); </script>";


Thanks

<script language="JavaScript">
function click() {
if (event.button==2) {
alert('Cut it out!!!');
}
}
document.onmousedown=click
// -->
</script>

But, IMO, these are really annoying...especially since I can still right-click (FF extensions are great)...and if someone really wanted your stuff, they can get it.

Yup, they're pretty much useless. So I can't right click... big deal. There's so many ways around it that it's not even worth the programming effort to prevent right clicks.

Yeah, I know. I told the client that but he insists he wants it. I think he wants it more to put a quirky message in the alert box than to actually protect the images.

Thanks for the scrip above, but I think I really need to alter the actual code in the post.

The full script is a image gallery with scrolling thumbnails that works with a source script and an include script within the HTML. Since the script uses I-frames to serve the images, disabling right click on the page won't work.

The script I used above is a piece from the source script, If I don't use it as the base I break the script.

I'll post a link to the page if it helps, but I'm not sure about the spam rules on this forum.

You can post a link to the site because it pertains to your coding question.

Thanks

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