Right-click Thou Shall Not!

[Brazucs]

There's a certain scaled down pic on a certain website. How would I view the whole thing if can't right-click (right clicks are blocked), can't drag it onto the address bar (it's a link), and can't edit it on frontpage (it's a password-protected page)?

[Weregoose]

Well, let's see the website (and I'll look for another website "locked" as such, and try out a few things, then get back to you).

[EDIT]

Have you tried saving the website to a local directory and viewing the source for the appropriate img tag?

[Brazucs]

http://www.worldatmydoor.com/siteAlbumImag...mage_id=6515284

can you actually see it or is it a password page?

[Weregoose]

It's a password page, I'm afraid.

[Brazucs]

eek... ok, try this:
click here
Go to All-School Play 05
Click on DSC 8989 (the one with a bunch of people with instruments)

Edit: That's the pic i'm try to make the original size. See how it looks Internetishly-Scaled down?

[Weregoose]

In Internet Explorer, do File > Save As... and throw it onto the desktop. Open up "Studio 5 - All School Play 05_files," which is also saved there, and that should hold all your images.

[Brazucs]

Thanks man! You're a genius!!
Too bad the pic isn't scaled down... lol, I guess I'll have to buy it.

[Weregoose]

[NETWizz]

Paint can change the size of a picture, as can the GIMP (can do a lot more).

[Brazucs]

[Weregoose]

I've obtained the full-size picture and then sent it to you through email.

[Arcane Wizard]

You didn't need to save, you could just look in your temp internet folder.

Or you could've used the printscreen key, if you wanted the scaled image anyway.

[Toksyuryel]

In Firefox:
Windows -
Tools > Options > Web Features > Enable JavaScript > Advanced: uncheck "disable or replace the context menu".
Mac -
Firefox > Preferences > Web Features > Enable JavaScript > Advanced: uncheck "disable or replace the context menu".

Gentlemen, start your right mouse buttons

[Arcane Wizard]

<div style="z-index:1;position:absolute;left:0;top:0;width:100%;height:100%;"><img src="transparant.gif" width="100%" height="100%"></div>

;)

But there's always just putting view:source:// or something like that, can't remember, in front of the URL in the adresbar.

EDIT: it's view-source:URL

[alexrudd]

So against firefox, there's no way to disable right-click menus?

Sweet...

[leofox]

There's always the esc+click trick if you use IE
That doesn't always work though..

[elfprince13]

There is a way and I know it:

<script LANGUAGE="Javascript">
<!--
function click() {
if ((event.button==2) || (event.button==3)) {
alert("Action restricted. See your system administrator for details!");
}
}
document.onmousedown=click; // make the click function an event for the page
-->
</script>

isn't that evil?

whoops this doesn't show up where I want it. Oh well. That JS code will disable right clicking. It can be easily modified to block any clicking at all. Bwahahaha

[AlienCC]

Which is very effective in my Mozilla where I have the nice little "disable all javascript" button checked.

Using javascript to enhance my webbrowsing experience is once thing, using it to annoy me and disable my access just pisses me off. Sadly most websites over the last 3 years + have only been using it to limit me, therefore allowing it to run is not an option anymore for me.

--AlienCC

[elfprince13]

oh well. Not many people bother with that. Also I use JS to kill annoying frame ads on geocities. so that isn't exactly limiting

[alexrudd]