Re: Website security??

1. Do not allow user to right-click on an image and save it or email
it. Basically disabling those 2 menu items or don't show the menu
alltogether.

there are JavaScripts to do this- they are pointless to bother with though.
If you want to use one, http://continue.to/hope will have an example or you
can use http://groups.google.com and search on
dreamweaver right-click script

2. Do not allow the user access the image by typing the complete url
in the address.

Is it possible? If yes, how??

Yes. If on windows server hosting i'm not sure.
If on Apache hosting, you can control it will .htaccess and mod_rewrite
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=.htaccess+hotlink+tutoria
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Note- Many Control Panels have a button for "Hotlink Protection"
That will do this- But many of those methods will cause red x's for missing
images on the first page a visitor looks at...

Thanks,
Ivan

.oO(Alan)

2. Do not allow the user access the image by typing the complete url
in the address.

Is it possible? If yes, how??

Yes.

Depends.

If on Apache hosting, you can control it will .htaccess and mod_rewrite
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=.htaccess+hotlink+tutoria
l

Note- Many Control Panels have a button for "Hotlink Protection"
That will do this- But many of those methods will cause red x's for missing
images on the first page a visitor looks at...

Then the script is broken. Such "hotlink protections" usually rely on
the referrer sent by the user's browser, but there are some scenarios
where no referrer is available, so the script has to work like this:

if referrer is not empty and does not point to our website then
deny access
else
allow access

This doesn't prevent users from directly requesting an image URL.

Micha