Indeed.  =0


Boloian, John wrote:


>Still easy to get to... cache, or typing the url to the javascript 
include.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Perley Dexter [mailto:perley@n...]
>Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 8:37 AM
>To: javascript
>Subject: [javascript] RE: disable close button
>
>
>3) Put your code in a JScript include page.  =)
>
>
>Joe Fawcett wrote:
>
>
>>OK, here it is once and for all. You CANNOT:
>>1) Prevent the user closing the browser. If you want to do something 
>use the
>>event handler 'onunload' or in IE 'onbeforeunload'.
>>2) Disable the 'Back button'. You can use window.replace to prevent user
>>from accessing pages in an incorrect order if you do not use direct 
>links
>>and they have JavaScript enabled.
>>3) Stop someone viewing your JavaScript source code.
>>As I see these questions asked everyday on various lists then perhaps 
>this
>>will save time but somehow I doubt it :)
>>If anyone wants to bet on any of these things being possible without 
>ActiveX
>>controls I'm willing to relieve them of their money.
>
>
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>
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