I have a site that works perfectly, I now want to protect the source code and have found a small programme that will do this. Ive tested it on my works site and it works perfectly..however on my site it works but at the same time it puts a horizontal scrollbar on the page when there is no need for one......any ideas? I need to try to sort this quickly and I would be really gratefull. The small programme involves changing the index.htm to page.htm and then creating an index.htm with some basic code and a viewlog.js file with a small string in it As I said it works perfectly on one site but not the other ......thx in anticipation Janine

Why dont you just make the real page page.htm or whatever, and then make index.htm a frame page. Though not the safest way, people will have to sit around reloading and clicking the stop button for a while before they will get to see the whole source code of the page. Then you can always get java script code to stop the right mouse button from working.

> Then you can always get java script code > to stop the right mouse button from > working. That wouldn't do anything. Some browsers have view source buttons. Anyway, people could just telnet to port 80, and get the source. It is IMPOSSIBLE to protect client-side source code (HTML or JavaScript). Though, I have seen some pretty weak encoded JavaScript methods. But they don't protect the source, they just make it hard to read.