Sad story, Dave. The only way I have found to keep people from stealing your images off the internet, is to not have them on the internet.
Unfortunately the web was never intended to be secure, it was developed by academics for academics which in this commercial age folks tend to forget. I have not looked into it but it may be possible to do something with PHP (as an alternative to Flash or Javascript), after all a lot of the secure websites seem to be done in it. I think there also is a .css setting that blanks the save image menu item which would stop the dummies, but I can not find the reference. The problem with all those is you have to be something of a wiz to use them and if the viewer is also a wiz he can get around your attempt in half a minute or so. I would send the person who submitted your photos an invoice for your standard charge and take them to small claims court if they do not pay it. David J Brooks wrote: > This is so pathetic, its almost humorous. > > The past 5 years or so, i have made a slide show out of the shots i > have taken at the horse shows and play them before, during and up to > the dancing, at the year end awards banquet, which is Saturday. > > On the equine BB i moderate at, i always ask if anyone wants to submit > some candid or funny shots, i''ll include them. The banquet members > ask as well. > > Well this morning i received an email from a friend on the committee > saying some one emailed heR some files for the slide show. Her only > comment was, have a look and enjoy. > > So, i opened them up, about 12 of them, and lo and behold, about 5 of > them were taken from my site, with water mark and submitted for the > slide show. > > Now that takes some balls. > > I really need to get some form of right click on my site, but as i > say, i cannot seem to work it in. > > Can someone who knows about this have a look at my site/pages and help > me out here.Maybe one of your students, Mark for extra credits.LOL > > Thanks > > Dave > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
