at first, sorry if i have opened my topic in wrong place, but i need help.
I have been working on my site and i wasted much time on it.
I want to hide my source code with base_64.
if anyone can help me, please write a post as soon as possible.
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#1
Posted 10 January 2011 - 02:23 AM
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#2
Posted 10 January 2011 - 04:17 AM
1) To hide your source HTML code with base_64 encoding, you'll have to transmit it enclosed in a JavaScript function, which will then have to use DOM calls to push the content into your page.
2) If this part of a public site, it will guarantee that your site never shows up on the search engines, such as Google.
3) A more flexible, secure, and equally effective method would be to use AJAX to pull content, as needed. This will require PHP or some other server side language to handle the AJAX requests.
All that said, why would you want to do this?
2) If this part of a public site, it will guarantee that your site never shows up on the search engines, such as Google.
3) A more flexible, secure, and equally effective method would be to use AJAX to pull content, as needed. This will require PHP or some other server side language to handle the AJAX requests.
All that said, why would you want to do this?
#3
Posted 10 January 2011 - 05:35 PM
Doing so will be the opposite of what the web is intended to be, a web page is generally made up of plaintext markup, any method to hide it will penalize you in customer respect (possibly slow, buggy loading on non-compliant browsers) and your search engine presence will be next to nothing. Base64 among any other JS encoding is nearly impossible to be secure as you are literally handing them the method to decode your page on every page for example.
It is a bit silly in my opinion.
It is a bit silly in my opinion.
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