right click warning not working

J.T.

I have customized my right click protection in my javascript to read: rightClickWarning = "All photographs are property of J.T. Photography. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited.";

It used to work but for some reason it doesn't work now. It's still in my javascript exactly as it reads above. I recently added some new javascript to protect from spam emails (<a href="javascript:norobotmail('capturemoment',%20 'sbcglobal.net')" class="nav">email me</a>) and thought it might have something to do with it but I am not sure.

How can I fix this so the right click protection goes back to my customized text?

Thanks :scratch

denisegoldberg

I don't have an answer for you - but I thought you might like to know that your right click message on Firefox is correct.

So this appears to be an IE-only problem.

I've included a screen shot from Firefox below.

--- Denise

J.T.

weird...

denisegoldberg wrote:

I don't have an answer for you - but I thought you might like to know that your right click message on Firefox is correct.

So this appears to be an IE-only problem.

I've included a screen shot from Firefox below.

--- Denise

Thanks Denise...that's nice to know? Weird, hmm. I use IE7 at work which is where I noticed this problem. I mainly use a mac at home with safari and firefox. Those probably are okay though. I'll check later.

Thanks.

Andy

J.T. wrote:

I have customized my right click protection in my javascript to read: rightClickWarning = "All photographs are property of J.T. Photography. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited.";

It used to work but for some reason it doesn't work now. It's still in my javascript exactly as it reads above. I recently added some new javascript to protect from spam emails (<a href="javascript:norobotmail('capturemoment',%20 'sbcglobal.net')" class="nav">email me</a>) and thought it might have something to do with it but I am not sure.

How can I fix this so the right click protection goes back to my customized text?

Thanks <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/headscratch.gif&quot; border="0" alt="" >

Please link us to the page where it wasn't doing what you expected, ok?

J.T.

Andy wrote:

Please link us to the page where it wasn't doing what you expected, ok?

Andy here is one link to a gallery, but it's occuring on every gallery when I am using Internet Explorer 7. I haven't had a chance to check using Safari or Firefox, but on the previous reply, Firefox seems to be working fine. ???

Thanks.

http://www.jtcapturethemoment.com/gallery/3162503#173850038

jfriend

J.T. wrote:

I have customized my right click protection in my javascript to read: rightClickWarning = "All photographs are property of J.T. Photography. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited.";

It used to work but for some reason it doesn't work now. It's still in my javascript exactly as it reads above. I recently added some new javascript to protect from spam emails (<a href="javascript:norobotmail('capturemoment',%20 'sbcglobal.net')" class="nav">email me</a>) and thought it might have something to do with it but I am not sure.

How can I fix this so the right click protection goes back to my customized text?

Thanks <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/headscratch.gif&quot; border="0" alt="" >

It appears that you have some sort of JavaScript error in IE7 that doesn't show in Firefox and that error is causing your Javascript that sets the right click message to not execute. I see the error in IE7 on this page: http://www.jtcapturethemoment.com/gallery/3162503#173850038, but I haven't yet figured out what is causing it since the JS debugging tools for IE7 are not as good as those for Firefox.

jfriend

JavaScript errors in your page

jfriend wrote:

It appears that you have some sort of JavaScript error in IE7 that doesn't show in Firefox and that error is causing your Javascript that sets the right click message to not execute. I see the error in IE7 on this page: http://www.jtcapturethemoment.com/gallery/3162503#173850038, but I haven't yet figured out what is causing it since the JS debugging tools for IE7 are not as good as those for Firefox.

OK, here are two JavaScript errors in your JavaScript customizations.

In the JavaScript line:

var objElement = YD.get("comment")

you need a semicolon at the end of the line.


Also, you have this HTML:

<a href="javascript:norobotmail('capturemoment',%20 'sbcglobal.net')" class="nav">email me</a>

in your JavaScript section. It does not belong there and creates JavaScript errors. I don't know where you want it - perhaps you were trying to put it in your header or footer. If so, put it in those sections of your customization, not in the JavaScript section.

Barb

J.T. wrote:

Thanks Denise...that's nice to know? Weird, hmm. I use IE7 at work which is where I noticed this problem. I mainly use a mac at home with safari and firefox. Those probably are okay though. I'll check later.

Thanks.

Hi,

I checked your code, and it is the script you are using in your javascript for your email. I removed it from your javascript and placed it in your bio where your email me link is. There was also some javascript that belonged in your JS code, but was not there. I have added it. No errors. If that is not where you wanted it, just holler!

J.T.

thanks

Barb wrote:

Hi,

I checked your code, and it is the script you are using in your javascript for your email. I removed it from your javascript and placed it in your bio where your email me link is. There was also some javascript that belonged in your JS code, but was not there. I have added it. No errors. If that is not where you wanted it, just holler!

Thanks Barb. I will check with IE7 tomorrow at work and see if it still is a problem. If it is I'll holler, otherwise, thanks!

J.T.

thanks

jfriend wrote:

OK, here are two JavaScript errors in your JavaScript customizations.

In the JavaScript line:

var objElement = YD.get("comment")

you need a semicolon at the end of the line.


Also, you have this HTML:

<a href="javascript:norobotmail('capturemoment',%20 'sbcglobal.net')" class="nav">email me</a>

in your JavaScript section. It does not belong there and creates JavaScript errors. I don't know where you want it - perhaps you were trying to put it in your header or footer. If so, put it in those sections of your customization, not in the JavaScript section.

Thanks for looking into my problem John. It looks like Barb took care of it today.