Hello,
I just found the forum this weekend and it is really great.
I have come across somthing that I have never seem before and are wondering if anyone can completely figure out how it works.
Parts of it I got. It's a script that completely disables the right mouse button of a page, that unloads when you leave the site.
It disables right button for that particular page even when you click on the icon bar at the bottom of the browser.
The page is also a hidden page, as the left and right starting piexel points are set at 5000.
I came across this on the site, passthison.com.
If you go to the home page of the site and then close it a couple of new pages unload, almost simultaneously then another page replaces one of the pages that unloads.
This is the page that the mouse button is disabled on.
The script seems to work because of a dynamic relationship between 2 or more pages on the site.
The code, <HTML XMLNS:IE> appears at the beginning of one of the pages that is part of this relationship.
One interesting aspect of the actual page which can not be clicked on is that it's icon at the bottom of the browser does not contain the internet explorer icon that every other page usually does.
I would really be interested if someone has seen this before and knows how it is done.
Thanks
I just found the forum this weekend and it is really great.
I have come across somthing that I have never seem before and are wondering if anyone can completely figure out how it works.
Parts of it I got. It's a script that completely disables the right mouse button of a page, that unloads when you leave the site.
It disables right button for that particular page even when you click on the icon bar at the bottom of the browser.
The page is also a hidden page, as the left and right starting piexel points are set at 5000.
I came across this on the site, passthison.com.
If you go to the home page of the site and then close it a couple of new pages unload, almost simultaneously then another page replaces one of the pages that unloads.
This is the page that the mouse button is disabled on.
The script seems to work because of a dynamic relationship between 2 or more pages on the site.
The code, <HTML XMLNS:IE> appears at the beginning of one of the pages that is part of this relationship.
One interesting aspect of the actual page which can not be clicked on is that it's icon at the bottom of the browser does not contain the internet explorer icon that every other page usually does.
I would really be interested if someone has seen this before and knows how it is done.
Thanks