Right Click Code Question

Code:

<script language=Javascript1.2> function ejs_nodroit() { alert('Text Here');
    return(false); } document.oncontextmenu = ejs_nodroit; </script>

That is the code to disable the right click text, but is there any way to disable right click just for guests? So that all members can access it?

Hi,
Sure Just Use This Code

Code:

<!-- BEGIN switch_user_logged_out -->
    <script language=Javascript1.2> function ejs_nodroit() { alert('Text Here');
        return(false); } document.oncontextmenu = ejs_nodroit; </script>
<!-- END switch_user_logged_out -->

This Way You Have Disabled Right Click For Guests Only, Btw I Tested It and Worked For Me
Hope That Help, ArChKnIgHt

Thanks! Where do i put that code?

Update:
I tried putting it in the site description (where the original one was suppose to go) and it didn't work
I tried putting it in the java management and still didnt work

When i say it didnt work, i mean Im still logged in a getting that message.

plz tell me where i can put this code???

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no that code dont seem to be working for guest only?
It blocks right click but for both guest and if your logged in???

Anyway for phpbb3 you would want to place it in your forums description or general announcement in messages and email options,

actually i think ArChKnIgHt may have it in a template, so i can test that too and if it's working for him it's probably because he has it there like that.

However you can not edit templates in phpbb3 so i think we would need a different code all together.

yup, the code is activated even if your logged in..

right thats the thing, when you do it it's for everyone.
Although i have seen a code to do what yous are asking before.. but have no idea where it was... it was a while ago.
You should try Google it and i will check some of my older test forums to see if i have it there.

You could try putting the code in a widget, and making that widget only available to guests. that's how I got my Hellobar for guests.

kirk wrote:right thats the thing, when you do it it's for everyone.
Although i have seen a code to do what yous are asking before.. but have no idea where it was... it was a while ago.
You should try Google it and i will check some of my older test forums to see if i have it there.

Thanks kirk!