Re: calling image <img src=" .php" hiding img src
- From: Philip Ronan <invalid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 13:47:56 +0000
"FX" wrote:
> I wanna publish a script on my site which allows me to hide image
> source.
Just don't publish your images. Works every time.
> i have rough idea abt it. i`ll point src to some php page like:
> <img src="image.php">
> & in tht php wat exactly shud be done so tht user doesnt come to know
> the real source location of image file upon clicking its properties.
Are you posting from a mobile phone? Please turn on the predictive texting
function so we can see whole words instead of this giberish.
In answer to your question, the script at "image.php" will either have to
supply the image source itself, or redirect the user's browser to the actual
location of the image. Either way you're not hiding anything.
Think about it. How the hell is your browser supposed to display an image
without being able to see the source code of the image?
> I've seen websites doing this.
No you haven't.
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