There is not safety way. You can make the job a litle more hard, but very far of block. My suggest is you to use a flash page with some inteligence to receive the images on demand from a directory. If the images are not into the swf file received the user will not get then make a reverse enginer into the swf file. The user still can sniffer his own connection and get the image received. You can use the PHP into server side to send the image slice in the exactly zoom and square needed what will make the job of get the full image into the full size more hard. To devel best solutions you will need to use some kind of encryption and keys. You can send the key of encryption into the swf, but this way is easily breakable. Send a different key by request into the cookie for example will require a lot more work to the user who is trying to get the images to himself. In my opinion, the more complex and hard to break solution is use swf into client side with slices and zoom on demand and encryption using a key who be a result of some operation with the actual existent key and the new received into cookie who change every request. But it is important do you understand that: still in this way is possible with some time, knowledge and dedication access that images, and make robots to do it. But using all this resources this invasion possibility is very more complex and so improbable. Um resume: * SWF client side who access the images on demand and NOT keep then into file * Send the image resized and sliced considered the zoom / area request by the viewer. This give a lote more work to get the full image into full size, without be a problem to your regular site user. By the wall, this make the use of bandwith more fast and inteligent. ( Example: google earth ) * To encrypt the messages with complex keys. * If the user can see, he can take a print screen. If he can take a print screen he can recreate your image into his computer. Maybe spend to much time with that can be disapointer. * Water marks still is one the best ways to keep your images under some control. It is simple, easy, and make more hard to someone call himself as author. But, with gimp or photoshop, a dediced user can remove your water marks too =(. On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 3:53 AM, gunsan <gunsan.w@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > > > Hi Experts, > how prevent someone to copying my image from my website..... > > thanks before. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > -- O Blaine - What the developing /|\ should'nt have been | thiagomata.blog.com / \
