I just did a search for my site and for some reason a gallery from my site came up high in the results and I clicked on it and I was led to the HTML version of a specific gallery on my imagevue page and it was the HTML version. Can anyone explain how this happens? The problem I have is that right clicking and image download is available through this HTML version. How can I prevent the HTML version or a right clicking in the HTML v ersion.
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About the search results. The only flash page likely to be indexed for search is the home page. For results having to do with specific galleries or pages, you'll only get that by using the HTML version.
If you DO want to disable it though, in the admin panel go to "settings > settings" and uncheck "enableHTML"
Keep in mind people can still access your images from flash by either accessing the browser cache or doing a print screen. There is no foolproof way to keep people from accessing them.
If you DO want to disable it though, in the admin panel go to "settings > settings" and uncheck "enableHTML"
Keep in mind people can still access your images from flash by either accessing the browser cache or doing a print screen. There is no foolproof way to keep people from accessing them.
About the search results. The only flash page likely to be indexed for search is the home page. For results having to do with specific galleries or pages, you'll only get that by using the HTML version.
If you DO want to disable it though, in the admin panel go to "settings > settings" and uncheck "enableHTML"
Keep in mind people can still access your images from flash by either accessing the browser cache or doing a print screen. There is no foolproof way to keep people from accessing them.
If you DO want to disable it though, in the admin panel go to "settings > settings" and uncheck "enableHTML"
Keep in mind people can still access your images from flash by either accessing the browser cache or doing a print screen. There is no foolproof way to keep people from accessing them.