> You can encrypt JS. Look at www.codeseal.com Maybe the work
> encryption isn't 100% correct. The code is just not readable
> for the end-user. This would be enough for me.
> I don't care for the cfm part.
> ...
> I am considering the JS-side only.
>
> Any other sources than codeseal.com ??
That's not encryption at all, it's just escaping (or URL encoding)
characters. You can still read it pretty easily, or you can copy it into
your own page and run the unescape function on it.
You can encrypt scripts if you're going to run them on IE; the Windows
Script Host engine supports encrypted scripts:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/
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