How to disable the view source in right click menu?

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how to disable the view source option in right click menu?
I want not access the my code to unauthorized member.
How to resolve it?

Posted 6-Jul-11 21:37pm

sudhav73

Updated 6-Jul-11 21:54pm

CPallini

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CPallini 7-Jul-11 3:55am

Write a desktop application instead...
:-)

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use javascript to disable right click on page unless there is no any other easy option to do that.

or

u can use all html codes on C# file.but its not easy for beginners or intermediate.

Posted 6-Jul-11 21:53pm

AishwaryS

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-06T21:47:00

There is nothing to resolve. Not only this is impossible; the whole idea makes no sense.

Be logical. You server side sends some reply in response to HTTP request. By the time the page is loaded by the client's Web browser, HTTP server has no control over client — until next HTTP request. The Web page content is already delivered; the client can do with it anything at all; it's too late to disable anything.

Viewing source code of the page is the same as looking at the page itself, only in it's raw un-rendered text form.

—SA