View Full Version : Mouse over save/copy/print disable.
Inactive user 09
5th of January 2003 (Sun), 18:49
Does anyone know how to disable the mouse over action when viewing pictures. Pekka's site disables the right click, but also when your mouse goes over the image it doesn't create a small icon in the top left of the image which allows for these options.
Any ideas?
seanspeng
5th of January 2003 (Sun), 20:59
See this: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5683#25606
Inactive user 09
5th of January 2003 (Sun), 21:37
I tried those suggestions, but it still does not remove the icon that Internet Explorer places on the upper left hand side of the image (which allows save/copy/print)when you simply move the mouse over the image.
This has nothing to do with the right click disable ... I am looking for the mouse over disable.
Sean, your site does this very nicely. Your continued supprt is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
seanspeng
6th of January 2003 (Mon), 11:01
I see what you mean. Send me an email through here: http://pengs.us/contact.htm
And I will email you a copy of my photo.php. I made some minor change, but I don't remember anything to do with mouse over. Hey, but it worked on my site. You might want to use this software to compare my file with yours to see the changes: http://www.scootersoftware.com/dl.html (BEYOND COMPARE).
dohara
6th of January 2003 (Mon), 16:27
Here is an explanation from from Microsoft---however, it would have to be incorporporated into the PHP files.
INFORMATION:
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IE6+ incorporates a new feature called the MyImage Toolbar, which, if enabled on Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Enable Image Toolbar, provides the user with a popup menu over images that allows the user
to instantly save, print, or email any image in a page.
This technical note shows how to disable or enable this feature.
INSTRUCTIONS:
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Method One:
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If you do NOT want an image to show the toolbar, then use GALLERYIMG="no" in the img tag, like this:
If you DO want an image to show the toolbar, then use
GALLERYIMG="yes" in the img tag, like this:
Method Two:
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You can also disable the MyImage toolbar via a META.
Place the following meta tag in the head of your page:
Inactive user 09
6th of January 2003 (Mon), 18:35
Thanks for the lead ... I placed that line in as line 864 and it works like a charm!
Thanks a tonne!
Greg M
10th of January 2003 (Fri), 21:28
jaymz wrote:
Thanks for the lead ... I placed that line in as line 864 and it works like a charm!
It sure would be nice if some future version of EE would have this built into it for those of us who don't know programming.
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