I Disabled Right Click On My Blog But If U Do Left Click On The Pictures It Comes A New Link Up And

What is the javascript  code for disabling right click in a webpage, without using activex?

Please don'tI can easily type ctrl-shift-i and override your function in JavaScript console. All you do is annoy your users when they, for example, want to right-click on a link to open it in a new window or bookmark a link.There are countless browser extensions to download every image asset from the page. It's just pointless and aggravates users.

How can I view page source on a site where right click is blocked?

Ctrl + U is like the universal shortcut for ‘view page source' . It works in all browsers excluding Safari.In Safari the shortcut is Cmd + Option + U

How do you disable right-click on a website?

One way: in the body section of your pages, include:Some web design tools provide place in your site design to define code once, and have it published on all pages (See Xara web design products, for ex.).Note: this will not work if the user has disabled JavaScript in their browser, and of course it doesn’t prevent the user taking screen shot, using SnagIt, etc. A determined user will be able to get a copy of what’s on-screen — this just makes it more difficult for the casual user to download / copy one of your images.

I am unable to disable right-click on my blog images using this JavaScript code. What possible mistakes may I be making?

Don't disable right-click. It is used to navigate (go back/forward), reload and add to favorites. If you disable it, your visitors will suffer and likely avoid your blog.The right click has nothing to do with the downloading of your images. The images have already been downloaded once the page is loaded. If they weren't, the user wouldn't be able to see them. Downloading is the process that makes it possible for someone else to look at your images.If this someone else wants to make a permanent copy of your image, they can do so, it is out of your hands. You have already let them download it. If they want to keep it, it's entirely up to them, you can't do anything about it, besides telling them not to.Here are just a few examples of how to save images without right-clicking:In Firefox: Tools, Page Info, Media, you can find all the images on the current page along with a "Save as..." button.Press the key Print Screen on your keyboard and Edit, Paste in your photo editing software of choice (GIMP is for free).Browse through your Temporary Internet Files, sorted by time.File, Save web page as... (all the images saved at once)Disable Javascript in your browser, then right-click works.If you still want to do it, the code you linked to is a bit old, this is how you do it:

How can I enable mouse right click to trigger onclick event on HTML button?

Do you mean something like this?Some Link

var clickHandler = function (e){
if(e.button === left){
// do onClick stuff and return
}
else if(e.button === right){
// show your context menu
}
}, false);