Re: Firebug
- From: houghi <houghi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 13:22:46 +0100
lak wrote:
Hi, I want to check whether firebug is installed or not in a client's
browser?.
I don't want the user to edit the my web page details using firebug?
What's the way to do like that?
Why do you not want people to see your code? If it is so secret, best
not to put it on line. If I can see your page, I can see your code. In
the worst case, I run a sniffer on my connection and see the content
coming in like that.
More likely I just disable scripts and click right and see the code.
Also there are much more plugins. I myself use Wendebeloper as plugin.
So best ask yourself why people are not allowed to see your code and
change things in such a way that they ARE allowed to see the code.
OTOH say you work like I do with include. When you go to
http://houghi.org/index.php I would not mind you seeing the code, but if
you go to e.g. http://houghi.org/header.inc then perhaps I would not
like to show that part of the code, because it might include information
that should be treated as php (like a login and password)
Then you will need to force that page to first be in php and secondly
put in some code (not sure what) so that it does not show anything,
unless the index.php (or any other page allowed to do so) calls it.
houghi
--
Remind me to write an article on the compulsive reading of news. The
theme will be that most neuroses can be traced to the unhealthy habit
of wallowing in the troubles of five billion strangers. -- Heinlein
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