The version available here on the beta test page is the latest version. I will not be updating on WordPress because current browsers make it difficult. I can’t get it to work at all on mobile devices so people who install it blame me and give it bad reviews.
It does work well on some browsers, but not others.
Keith
Hello Keith,
Your plugin is very useful ! Even today, there is no alternative to “no right clic” on images for WordPress.
Thank you
Are you going to update the plug-in ? It is said that ” it may have compatibility problems with the current version of WordPress or unknown security issues.”
No problem man, perhaps that could be a feature in a paid version? hint hint. haha. I made my own little workaround in the meantime. Thanks a ton man, keep up the great work!
Works great now! One question though, is there a way to disable it on an individual page? If not that’s totally fine. Thanks man for an awesome plugin!
AH! It’s under the general settings menu on the main wp admin page. I was looking for it under the plugins/installed-plugins directory. Thanks a ton man!
You don’t have to upload or anything. All the plugin wants is the url of the image that is already on the internet. It can be on photobucket or your blog or any website.
I see one of the recent updates allows me to change the replacement image (instead of that big red “cross out”) How would I be able to do it? I looked through the coding and didn’t see an location for an image to replace, what must I do? I’d rather it just make the picture all white instead of that red cross. Thanks a ton!
Thanks for this plugin. We have been using it without issue for a year or so. We work wit some vulnerable young people so we wanted to deter people from saving images from the site. I have just discovered that the plugin has the side effect of stopping the plugin Sweet Captcha from working (unable to click and drag icons, despite this being a left click action). I have also e-mailed the developer of that plugin. If there’s any way in which the two could live harmoniously I’d be most grateful.
It has an option to disable on smart phones. I disable gestures on images, but sometimes an image will fill the screen and it kills scrolling. I am working on a way around this, but the best way is to change the option in the settings for now.
I’ve been using no right click for about a year with no problem. I updated it and now my blog stops scrolling on mobile devices. I deactivated the plugin and it worked fine on my phone.
I hate to stop using the plug in, but I need my site to be mobile friendly. Any advice?
Thanks!
In this website I am using your no-right-click-images-plugin which works on the pages. In each page I have an image, which is protected, and when one clicks on it is taken to a larger version of the image. This larger version does permit right hand click.
Is there any way I can make the plug in work on such images.
Thanks
I works on standard WordPress installations. It works on images that that do not use flash and are not loaded with jQuery.
It will work with images that use the standard img tag and it will work with most images loaded as background. It will no work with sliders, albums and other dynamically loaded images. It will not work on images inside of iframes.
Firefox has an option to disable web pages from interacting with JavaScript that disables the right click.
Hi Keith, thanks for checking. I see the no-right-click-images.js in tracyriddell.com/public/wp/wordpresscontent/plugins/no-right-click-images-plugin/. not the extra directories as you have listed above. I can’t even see services10/webpages/t/r on my ftp site…so I’m not sure where this is coming from?
I have this plug-in installed and activated. It says it is working properly, yet I can right-click on any image. I have the box unchecked to allow logged in users to do this. This images do not open in a separate window. I don’t see any code added to the footer of any of my pages. Help, please!
You have to modify this code to make it work. Basically all you have to do is copy the js file and the gif included with the plugin to a directory on the other website (I used the /js/ folder). Then add this code to the web pages:
<script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript”>
var kpg_nrci_image=”https://www.yoursite.com/js/no-right-click-images-plugin/not.gif”;
var kpg_nrci_extra=”Y”;
var kpg_nrci_drag=”Y”;
</script>
<script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript” src=”https://www.yoursite.com/js/no-right-click-images.js”></script>
Change YOURSITE to your domain in both places.
kpg_nrci_extra can be changed to “N” if you don’t want to use the replacement image.
I have javascript in the js folder. You might want to change it.
I would also like to implement this plugin on another plain html site, but my js is rubbish.
I have tried to put your widgets code in a js file and load it into my html page but to no effect…is there a function call or something that I need to place within the page or something? Do you have another version available? ..all I can find right now are these scripts that show an alert popup : /
The reason it is not working is because you have the box checked that allows logged in users to copy images. You are the admin and logged in. Uncheck the box and save the settings and it will work. If you log off it will work, too.
I’m using the latest version of wordpress.New No Right Click Image does not work.I have tried five separate web site.Didn’t catch the cause.I wanted to inform.
Please send mail about why the plugin is not working?
I also sent this to you this via email in addition to this post because I can format and explain my 2 issues more completely in the email.
I hope this detail in the email helps.
I have 2 issues with No Right Click…
The first is a need to have the second is a nice to have.
First: (need to have)
I use simple forum which uses this Captcha Form
No right click is disabling this form…
If I disable the No Right Click plug in the form works if I enable it the form does not work.
I have enclosed a screen shot of what this object looks like when you inspect it if that helps
Second: (nice to have)
I use Highslide and everything works together very nicely… with one exception.
Highslide as most image expanders show a thumbnail and when you click they show he full image.
They also show the thumbnail in a thumbnail strip.
What happens when you right click is you seem to replace the image (src=””) that was a thumbnail with the full size image (href=””) … (see the items in the div below)
You don’t notice because the div controls the size, but when you click and see the thumbnail bar…
The thumbnail (src=””) is replaced by the full size image (href=””).
Only working in blog area of wordpress site. Do you have a link to the old version it was working fine for me. Now not working in some sections after updating.
I was going to say that by default logged in users can right click images – perhaps an idiot move on my part. I expect to see lots of messages like yours. Next release will have it off by default.
Just updated to the new version, and now, even with the plugin installed and activated, you can download images from my website by right clicking. Any chance at a quick fix for this?
OK, I figured it out. There is a 5 second wait after the block image shows up. If you click on another image in that time the first one does not block.
This should not be so bad a thing, but I see where it can be annoying.
I will come up with a fix and see if I can make it work.
If I think of a good way, there will be a new version of the plugin early next week.
Thanks for helping with that Keith – Firefox 5 is definitely working correctly with your plug in … it was my settings under content->javascript->advanced … I had changed the default settings for my Firefox. Good to go!
-Mark
My plugin uses some basic JavaScript to disable the context menu, but many gallery or slider plugins display images using css and js that bypasses the normal clicks.
I’m using NextGen Scrollgallery and WP 3.2.1 – everything is working properly when testing in several browsers, except Firefox 5.0.1 (Mac) .. Right clicking is bringing up the context menu in that one!
Your work is appreciated!
-Mark
I tried double right click with several configurations. It does not bring up a context menu unless some other plugin has reset the JavaScript actions on the image.
In a clean installation, double right click does nothing in IE 7 and 8.
Two things, this plugin works fine in Firefox as far as I can tell, but in IE all you have to do is double right click and it brings up the context menu, allowing a visitor to save the image. Second, I tried what you said earlier about adding a message when the user right clicks an image – still nothing happens. Looks like it could be a very useful plugin if these issues were fixed.
Delete the no-right-click-images-plugin directory. This will get rid of it. It is located in wp-content/plugins. You will probably have to do this through ftp or perhaps your host has a file maintenance utility like webspace explorer for deleting files.
Strange. I did a search for the plug-in from within WP and it brought up the page under the settings menu. It simply states to disable the plug-in, deactivate it from the plug-in menu. Do you have any idea why WP wouldn’t find the plug-in?
Sorry to bug you but I have tried everything that I can think of.
I guess it can’t be the readme. I thought that wordpress checked it. It has to be wordpress not finding the plugin file itself or the comments in the top of the file are missing.
Either the plugin comments are missing or the readme.txt file is gone. Try re-copying the plugin files. Or delete the directory completely and reinstall.
The plugin is just a few dozen lines of code. There is not really much there except the javascript. I can’t understand why it would disappear.
Is there any reason you can think of that would cause the “no right click plug-in” to not show up as an active plug-in? It is definitely installed (it is listed under my settings drop-down) and working properly but I was wanting to disable it. I can’t because it doesn’t show up in my list of plug-ins!
Great work by the way. I just want the ability to disable it.
The changes happen in JavaScript after the page loads. No changes to the underlying html will be seen by the Search Engine spiders. I should be invisible as far as SEO is concerned.
I’m sorry, I didn’t realize that it broke images displayed with jquery type plugins. I am still trying to fix the original problem, but I will test it with some galleries and sliders before I release it.
1.4 update Works great thank you. For the 24 hours i did not have this plugin some site posted my photos on a there site of nothingness just to have links to there site. Must have plugin to protect from silly sites posting your work. I know there is always a way around the right click but this helps.
I backed out the changes. I left the code in for anyone who is concerned and wished to turn it back on. This should work now with the sliders and galleries the same as the 1.2 version did.
I loved this plug in, it was one of my favorites. But when I updated to 1.3, when using another plug-in to allow visitors to see larger versions of the photos, it now brings up a window opened to the front page rather than the photo. I’ve had to deactivate the plug-in for the time being. Hopefully you can fix the problem in the next update. But regardless, thanks for one of my favorite plug-ins!
Was great till last update. Would love to be able to use this plugin. Will not work with any of my galleries. I use NextGen with jQuery colorbox photos would not open at all I tried to switch to other options still wouldnt work till I dropped the no right click plugin. please fix
Just a heads up, the plugin doesn’t seem to be compatible with prettyPhoto lightbox. When images are clicked, nothing happens, when they are supposed to open in a lightbox. Obviously you never claimed it did work with lightbox functionality, but since this is a common feature nowadays, just thought I’d pass it along.
I uploaded a new version that prevents the behavior you described. I am not sure if all users will be happy, but this prevents a direct link to images in wp-content from opening in their own window.
When you upload an image to wordpress this is normal behavior. You can take out the link in the html if you like. There are other ways to put an image into a wordpress blog.
Hi
Firstly thank you for your plugin, I am a WP novice so please bear this in mind, I made the site with a theme for my daughters photos, now she complains people can right click her photos, I asked her to watermark them but she said no, your plugin works a treat but if they click on photo it opens in firefox then they can, how do I stop them from doing this please?
many thanks
Roy
It loads in the footer and some themes neglect to execute a wp_footer command in all of the page types.
The way you can tell if it is loaded, go to the page where it doesn’t work and “view source”. Near the bottom should be the javascript for open in new window. If you don’t see it, your theme is broken.
Great job on that plug-in!!! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
I also have some trouble with the plug-in and WP 3.1.2.
It works great on the main page with all the posts. But when I click on a single post, it’s not working anymore.
Right now nothing happens when they right click. I would think that a message might be irritating. In one way the user is complimenting you by wanting to re-use your work, so it could be that you would alienate a fan. Of course, there are people out there who search google images for one they like and steal it outright, these people you could afford to alienate. How you tell these two apart…
after line 56 add:
alert(“Leave my pictures alone!!!!”);
or
alert(“All images copyright 2011 by yourname, All rights reserved”);
Thanks for the plugin! Just wondering if there is a way I can add to the code so a message appears when someone tries to right click on my images. Or maybe a suggestion for any future releases you might have in mind 🙂
It disables a right click in WP, but does not disable a normal click. When clicking on the image it opens in another window where the “no right click” does not work
I only test with firefox and IE 7,8,9. I am told it works with safari. That covers 95%. If someone wanted to steal an image, it would not be impossible. All they would have to do is look at the source for the URL of the image. This is a deterrent for casual theft, but a serious burglar could take all of you images. If the surfer can see an image, it is possible to steal it.
It looks like your plugin is bypassing the wordpress plugins to display a simple page. My plugin won’t work unless it is on a page loaded by wordpress. You could modify the lightviewplus code and put the javascript from my plugin in the bottom of their code just before the tag.
The version available here on the beta test page is the latest version. I will not be updating on WordPress because current browsers make it difficult. I can’t get it to work at all on mobile devices so people who install it blame me and give it bad reviews.
It does work well on some browsers, but not others.
Keith
Hello Keith,
Your plugin is very useful ! Even today, there is no alternative to “no right clic” on images for WordPress.
Thank you
Are you going to update the plug-in ? It is said that ” it may have compatibility problems with the current version of WordPress or unknown security issues.”
No problem man, perhaps that could be a feature in a paid version? hint hint. haha. I made my own little workaround in the meantime. Thanks a ton man, keep up the great work!
I am sorry, but there is no way right now to disable it on a page by page basis.
Keith
Works great now! One question though, is there a way to disable it on an individual page? If not that’s totally fine. Thanks man for an awesome plugin!
AH! It’s under the general settings menu on the main wp admin page. I was looking for it under the plugins/installed-plugins directory. Thanks a ton man!
It is in the settings. There is an option where you type in the url of the new image.
Keith
Quick response! Where would I do this keith? Like what line do I replace or how do I add that in? I really appreciate it!
Simply type in the URL of an image. For example https://www.mysite.com/images/newimage.jpg
You don’t have to upload or anything. All the plugin wants is the url of the image that is already on the internet. It can be on photobucket or your blog or any website.
Keith
I see one of the recent updates allows me to change the replacement image (instead of that big red “cross out”) How would I be able to do it? I looked through the coding and didn’t see an location for an image to replace, what must I do? I’d rather it just make the picture all white instead of that red cross. Thanks a ton!
Dear Keith,
Thanks for this plugin. We have been using it without issue for a year or so. We work wit some vulnerable young people so we wanted to deter people from saving images from the site. I have just discovered that the plugin has the side effect of stopping the plugin Sweet Captcha from working (unable to click and drag icons, despite this being a left click action). I have also e-mailed the developer of that plugin. If there’s any way in which the two could live harmoniously I’d be most grateful.
Best Regards,
Alan Govan
Sistema Scotland
Download and install the beta at https://www.blogseye.com/beta-test-plugins/
It has an option to disable on smart phones. I disable gestures on images, but sometimes an image will fill the screen and it kills scrolling. I am working on a way around this, but the best way is to change the option in the settings for now.
Keith
I’ve been using no right click for about a year with no problem. I updated it and now my blog stops scrolling on mobile devices. I deactivated the plugin and it worked fine on my phone.
I hate to stop using the plug in, but I need my site to be mobile friendly. Any advice?
Thanks!
In this website I am using your no-right-click-images-plugin which works on the pages. In each page I have an image, which is protected, and when one clicks on it is taken to a larger version of the image. This larger version does permit right hand click.
Is there any way I can make the plug in work on such images.
Thanks
I works on standard WordPress installations. It works on images that that do not use flash and are not loaded with jQuery.
It will work with images that use the standard img tag and it will work with most images loaded as background. It will no work with sliders, albums and other dynamically loaded images. It will not work on images inside of iframes.
Firefox has an option to disable web pages from interacting with JavaScript that disables the right click.
Is it possible that this plugin does not work with the magazine theme? I downloaded the plugin and it does not appear to be working.
Right now the plugin is dead simple. It installs on every page. I don’t think that I want to create a complicated system to determine where it goes.
Keith
First off, thanks for the awesome plugin.
My question is, is there a possibility to make the plugin work on certain posts only?
(i.e. A check box if you want a post to be right click protected or not, kind of way.)
Again, thank you for the sharing this amazing plugin.
I use this code to find the javascript:
$dir = WP_PLUGIN_URL.’/’.str_replace(basename( __FILE__),””,plugin_basename(__FILE__));
WP_PLUGIN_URL and plugin_basename are part of wordpress.
What I think is happening is that WP_PLUGIN_URL is wrong. There is something about your host or the wordpress installation that is screwy.
Try finding the line above and right after it add the line:
$dir=”/wp/wordpresscontent/plugins/no-right-click-images-plugin/”;
See if it works.
Keith
Hi Keith, thanks for checking. I see the no-right-click-images.js in tracyriddell.com/public/wp/wordpresscontent/plugins/no-right-click-images-plugin/. not the extra directories as you have listed above. I can’t even see services10/webpages/t/r on my ftp site…so I’m not sure where this is coming from?
I just checked your site. The plugin is installing, but the javascript is not loading. It is supposed to be at
https://tracyriddell.com/wp/wordpress-content/plugins/services10/webpages/t/r/tracyriddell.com/public/wp/wordpress-content/plugins/no-right-click-images-plugin/no-right-click-images.js
This is looks very wrong. The installation appears to be very strange, not a standard install.
Keith
The plugin activates in the footer. If your template does not call wp_footer then the plugin will not work.
Keith
I have this plug-in installed and activated. It says it is working properly, yet I can right-click on any image. I have the box unchecked to allow logged in users to do this. This images do not open in a separate window. I don’t see any code added to the footer of any of my pages. Help, please!
You have to modify this code to make it work. Basically all you have to do is copy the js file and the gif included with the plugin to a directory on the other website (I used the /js/ folder). Then add this code to the web pages:
<script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript”>
var kpg_nrci_image=”https://www.yoursite.com/js/no-right-click-images-plugin/not.gif”;
var kpg_nrci_extra=”Y”;
var kpg_nrci_drag=”Y”;
</script>
<script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript” src=”https://www.yoursite.com/js/no-right-click-images.js”></script>
Change YOURSITE to your domain in both places.
kpg_nrci_extra can be changed to “N” if you don’t want to use the replacement image.
I have javascript in the js folder. You might want to change it.
Hey Keith,
Great Plugin! Works perfectly thankyou : )
I would also like to implement this plugin on another plain html site, but my js is rubbish.
I have tried to put your widgets code in a js file and load it into my html page but to no effect…is there a function call or something that I need to place within the page or something? Do you have another version available? ..all I can find right now are these scripts that show an alert popup : /
Thanks again!
The reason it is not working is because you have the box checked that allows logged in users to copy images. You are the admin and logged in. Uncheck the box and save the settings and it will work. If you log off it will work, too.
Keith
I’m using the latest version of wordpress.New No Right Click Image does not work.I have tried five separate web site.Didn’t catch the cause.I wanted to inform.
Please send mail about why the plugin is not working?
Keith,
I also sent this to you this via email in addition to this post because I can format and explain my 2 issues more completely in the email.
I hope this detail in the email helps.
I have 2 issues with No Right Click…
The first is a need to have the second is a nice to have.
First: (need to have)
I use simple forum which uses this Captcha Form
No right click is disabling this form…
If I disable the No Right Click plug in the form works if I enable it the form does not work.
I have enclosed a screen shot of what this object looks like when you inspect it if that helps
Second: (nice to have)
I use Highslide and everything works together very nicely… with one exception.
Highslide as most image expanders show a thumbnail and when you click they show he full image.
They also show the thumbnail in a thumbnail strip.
What happens when you right click is you seem to replace the image (src=””) that was a thumbnail with the full size image (href=””) … (see the items in the div below)
You don’t notice because the div controls the size, but when you click and see the thumbnail bar…
The thumbnail (src=””) is replaced by the full size image (href=””).
The finished product.
I think I have to fix this to make it so that logged in users can’t click by default. I am getting too many people reporting that it doesn’t work.
Keith
Sorry…didn’t see you earlier comment. I did what you suggested and it’s working fine. Thank you!
I’m with everyone else…the new update allows right-click.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/no-right-click-images-plugin/download/
Make sure that you have unchecked the box for allowing logged in users before you test.
Keith
Only working in blog area of wordpress site. Do you have a link to the old version it was working fine for me. Now not working in some sections after updating.
I was going to say that by default logged in users can right click images – perhaps an idiot move on my part. I expect to see lots of messages like yours. Next release will have it off by default.
Keith
Never mind my first post. I’m an idiot. I’m a complete idiot. Please ignore my idiocy. Again, news flash – I’m an idiot. Thanks.
Just updated to the new version, and now, even with the plugin installed and activated, you can download images from my website by right clicking. Any chance at a quick fix for this?
OK, I figured it out. There is a 5 second wait after the block image shows up. If you click on another image in that time the first one does not block.
This should not be so bad a thing, but I see where it can be annoying.
I will come up with a fix and see if I can make it work.
If I think of a good way, there will be a new version of the plugin early next week.
Keith
This is the best place.
Do you mean when you click the second image that it does not restore? I’m not sure how you’d click two images at once.
I will try it with multiple images and see if there is a bug.
Keith
I like the plugin a lot but if you right click on more than one image the prior image does not restore?
Have you had this before?
Is there another place you would like me to post this type of question?
I guess that safari on the iphone/ipad is dumbed down. I test on safari, and most things work fine with it.
Great plug-in!
It doesn’t work if the browser is on the iphone/ipad though.
Thanks for helping with that Keith – Firefox 5 is definitely working correctly with your plug in … it was my settings under content->javascript->advanced … I had changed the default settings for my Firefox. Good to go!
-Mark
I don’t think it’s the plugin, I think it’s the browser – I wonder if you know if the plugin works with Firefox 5. Thanks!
My plugin uses some basic JavaScript to disable the context menu, but many gallery or slider plugins display images using css and js that bypasses the normal clicks.
Keith
I’m using NextGen Scrollgallery and WP 3.2.1 – everything is working properly when testing in several browsers, except Firefox 5.0.1 (Mac) .. Right clicking is bringing up the context menu in that one!
Your work is appreciated!
-Mark
I tried double right click with several configurations. It does not bring up a context menu unless some other plugin has reset the JavaScript actions on the image.
In a clean installation, double right click does nothing in IE 7 and 8.
Keith
Two things, this plugin works fine in Firefox as far as I can tell, but in IE all you have to do is double right click and it brings up the context menu, allowing a visitor to save the image. Second, I tried what you said earlier about adding a message when the user right clicks an image – still nothing happens. Looks like it could be a very useful plugin if these issues were fixed.
Will do. Thanks Keith.
Brett,
Delete the no-right-click-images-plugin directory. This will get rid of it. It is located in wp-content/plugins. You will probably have to do this through ftp or perhaps your host has a file maintenance utility like webspace explorer for deleting files.
The file must be corrupt.
Keith
Strange. I did a search for the plug-in from within WP and it brought up the page under the settings menu. It simply states to disable the plug-in, deactivate it from the plug-in menu. Do you have any idea why WP wouldn’t find the plug-in?
Sorry to bug you but I have tried everything that I can think of.
Thanks
I guess it can’t be the readme. I thought that wordpress checked it. It has to be wordpress not finding the plugin file itself or the comments in the top of the file are missing.
Keith
Brett
Either the plugin comments are missing or the readme.txt file is gone. Try re-copying the plugin files. Or delete the directory completely and reinstall.
The plugin is just a few dozen lines of code. There is not really much there except the javascript. I can’t understand why it would disappear.
Keith
Hi Keith,
Is there any reason you can think of that would cause the “no right click plug-in” to not show up as an active plug-in? It is definitely installed (it is listed under my settings drop-down) and working properly but I was wanting to disable it. I can’t because it doesn’t show up in my list of plug-ins!
Great work by the way. I just want the ability to disable it.
Thanks
The changes happen in JavaScript after the page loads. No changes to the underlying html will be seen by the Search Engine spiders. I should be invisible as far as SEO is concerned.
This is a great plugin. Thank you! Just curious if it affects the images SEO at all?
Pages should work as long as they have a footer section.
Galleries and Sliders are out of my control. You have to ask the plugin author to add security to his code.
Keith
Hi,
Great plugin but how can i assign this to all of my pages/gallerys?
thanks
I’m sorry, I didn’t realize that it broke images displayed with jquery type plugins. I am still trying to fix the original problem, but I will test it with some galleries and sliders before I release it.
Keith
1.4 update Works great thank you. For the 24 hours i did not have this plugin some site posted my photos on a there site of nothingness just to have links to there site. Must have plugin to protect from silly sites posting your work. I know there is always a way around the right click but this helps.
1.4 version works great 😀 thank you very much
OK,
I backed out the changes. I left the code in for anyone who is concerned and wished to turn it back on. This should work now with the sliders and galleries the same as the 1.2 version did.
Keith
im sorry, i wanted to say CAN’T USE LIGHTBOX ANYMORE with 1.3 version of this script 🙁
same as Magellan… can play anymore lightbox pictures… after I deactivate the plugin, it works again
I loved this plug in, it was one of my favorites. But when I updated to 1.3, when using another plug-in to allow visitors to see larger versions of the photos, it now brings up a window opened to the front page rather than the photo. I’ve had to deactivate the plug-in for the time being. Hopefully you can fix the problem in the next update. But regardless, thanks for one of my favorite plug-ins!
Was great till last update. Would love to be able to use this plugin. Will not work with any of my galleries. I use NextGen with jQuery colorbox photos would not open at all I tried to switch to other options still wouldnt work till I dropped the no right click plugin. please fix
Your plugin seems to not play well with jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries
When I upgraded via the wordpress Back end the images hang on load. As soon as I deactivate your plugin The images begin to load again.
Just a heads up, the plugin doesn’t seem to be compatible with prettyPhoto lightbox. When images are clicked, nothing happens, when they are supposed to open in a lightbox. Obviously you never claimed it did work with lightbox functionality, but since this is a common feature nowadays, just thought I’d pass it along.
Nice work though!
Version 1.3 is live on the wordpress repository. Update if you need the new functionality.
Hi
thank you so much m8 – you the man.
Roy
Roy,
I uploaded a new version that prevents the behavior you described. I am not sure if all users will be happy, but this prevents a direct link to images in wp-content from opening in their own window.
Keith
Hi
sorry to be a pest, but I have no idea how to do this.
thanks
Roy
When you upload an image to wordpress this is normal behavior. You can take out the link in the html if you like. There are other ways to put an image into a wordpress blog.
Hi
Firstly thank you for your plugin, I am a WP novice so please bear this in mind, I made the site with a theme for my daughters photos, now she complains people can right click her photos, I asked her to watermark them but she said no, your plugin works a treat but if they click on photo it opens in firefox then they can, how do I stop them from doing this please?
many thanks
Roy
That’s actually my theme I’m working on. I’ll fix that.
Thanks a lot!!!
It loads in the footer and some themes neglect to execute a wp_footer command in all of the page types.
The way you can tell if it is loaded, go to the page where it doesn’t work and “view source”. Near the bottom should be the javascript for open in new window. If you don’t see it, your theme is broken.
Keith
Hello Keith,
Great job on that plug-in!!! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
I also have some trouble with the plug-in and WP 3.1.2.
It works great on the main page with all the posts. But when I click on a single post, it’s not working anymore.
Thanks,
Pascal
WP 3.1.2 seems to have broken something. I have three plugins affected by this and I am looking into it.
Keith
love the plugin, but it suddenly does not work. I can right-click images everywhere now. Using WP 3.1.2 and Firefox 3.6.1.7
Simply the most useful plugin I have ever seen,
thank you,
dave.
Right now nothing happens when they right click. I would think that a message might be irritating. In one way the user is complimenting you by wanting to re-use your work, so it could be that you would alienate a fan. Of course, there are people out there who search google images for one they like and steal it outright, these people you could afford to alienate. How you tell these two apart…
after line 56 add:
alert(“Leave my pictures alone!!!!”);
or
alert(“All images copyright 2011 by yourname, All rights reserved”);
Hey,
Thanks for the plugin! Just wondering if there is a way I can add to the code so a message appears when someone tries to right click on my images. Or maybe a suggestion for any future releases you might have in mind 🙂
Thanks again,
Vicky Dowsett
When you put an image in your blog, it is up to you to make it so it doesn’t open into a new window. No plugin can control that.
It disables a right click in WP, but does not disable a normal click. When clicking on the image it opens in another window where the “no right click” does not work
I only test with firefox and IE 7,8,9. I am told it works with safari. That covers 95%. If someone wanted to steal an image, it would not be impossible. All they would have to do is look at the source for the URL of the image. This is a deterrent for casual theft, but a serious burglar could take all of you images. If the surfer can see an image, it is possible to steal it.
This plugin does’nt work with WordPress 3.01 and Chrome….
It looks like your plugin is bypassing the wordpress plugins to display a simple page. My plugin won’t work unless it is on a page loaded by wordpress. You could modify the lightviewplus code and put the javascript from my plugin in the bottom of their code just before the tag.
Keith
hi,
in first thanks for your plugin it’s a very good and easy thing.
But i use lightviewplus and when i click on image, this one become like a pop up, and the no right click doesn’t work.
Do you have a idea?
Thank’s a lot