Protecting the source of external content within a frame?

[Mark1968]

A corporate client wants me to protect the address of the source of a video presentation, or at least to make it a bit more difficult.

They suggested disabling right click on the frame, but unfortunately i have no control over the source code of the frame contents and when I try and use the following code, it has no effect.

I guess that the source code of the frame content takes precendence.

am = "This function is disabled!";

bV = parseInt(navigator.appVersion)
bNS = navigator.appName=="Netscape"
bIE = navigator.appName=="Microsoft Internet Explorer"

function nrc(e) {
if (bNS && e.which > 1){
alert(am)
return false
} else if (bIE && (event.button >1)) {
alert(am)
return false;
}
}

window.document.onmousedown = nrc;
if (document.layers) window.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);
if (bNS && bV<5) window.onmousedown = nrc;

Can anyone suggest a solution, I know disabling right click is a bit naff and you can get around it, but it discourages all but the keenest. :rolleyes:

[Vladdy]

I would say your best bet would be making this presentation in the streaming form.

[Mark1968]

Thanks for the suggestion, however the video presentation is streamed already using Windows Media.

The client wants to prevent people finding the url of the page were the presentation is hosted.:confused:

[klloyd]

Have you tried using an .asx redirecting file? It's not TOTALLY secure but the best I've ever heard of.

Kevin