If you figure that one out, sell it and you'll make a million dollars.
You can set your dbman script so that it'll only run from your domain check the instructions in the config file or perhaps its a MOD.
You cannot hide your source code, but you can make it really confusing for novices.
Example: at top of your web (html) page put something like this
<!--- You do not have rights to view this file --->
and then put about a million hard returns before before actually starting your coding. So when people "view source" they think they've been forbidden and don't know they simply need to scroll down a ways to see the code. Like I said this'll only fool some people.
Or here's a nifty trick: http://www.angelfire.com/biz/syrinxmu/preq.html
See if you can find his javascript he uses to power his calculators...
Hint: it involves frames of which some are set to "zero" in size.
You can set your dbman script so that it'll only run from your domain check the instructions in the config file or perhaps its a MOD.
You cannot hide your source code, but you can make it really confusing for novices.
Example: at top of your web (html) page put something like this
<!--- You do not have rights to view this file --->
and then put about a million hard returns before before actually starting your coding. So when people "view source" they think they've been forbidden and don't know they simply need to scroll down a ways to see the code. Like I said this'll only fool some people.
Or here's a nifty trick: http://www.angelfire.com/biz/syrinxmu/preq.html
See if you can find his javascript he uses to power his calculators...
Hint: it involves frames of which some are set to "zero" in size.