Hi!

I want to let people download .mp3's. But i don't want them tio have to right-click and "Save as". Is there a way with Java Script?

Cheers!'
Jens

You can disable right clicking with Javascript. There are thousands of scripts avaiblable online so there no need to repeat it here. Just search "disable right click" and "javascript" with your favourte search engine. Basically how it works is that it catches all right clicks on the page are and displays a message for example. The idea is just to override the browsers default behaviour (opening the right click menu). You could just have the script doing nothing.

However this system is rather fragile. Anyone knowing even slightest of scripting and website design realizes that you implemented the feature with Javascript and by just simply turning off Javascript can do "Save as...".

Anyways you can do the thing with Javascipt all though I don't see much point.

Thanks but i don't need to disable the right click.

When you left-click a link that is to a mp3, the browser opens it. I want to make the browser download it, or ask the user if he wants to download it.

Is there a script for this?

Create 2 buttons/images. One for listening, the other for download. Use the javascript below with the download button.

For IE 4 +


Example code to use in document:

I guess that can work. I think you can put an event handler on an anchor tag. Modify it to your liking.

Example javascript code came from http://faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/1829/fid/126

This post has been edited by minnieadkins: Mar 29 2006, 08:47 PM

Thanks!

Now I just need to find a way for ma os x and Mozilla

But thanks a LOT!!!

/ jens

I check the execCommand at

[url = http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default....execcommand.asp



and the Save As Command Identifier only
saves the current Web page to a file.

I want to save the mp3 file not the webpage.

This is hard...

You're right. I didn't notice that it only saved the .html document. I tried downloading an image in a test document and it came up with a javascript error.
document.image1.exeCommand(....

Apparently document is the only object that supports that function, and it's only for IE. So even if it worked
it would be a bad way to do it.

I did a little looking and found this thread
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/next...hread39611.html

There's a PHP solution on post # 24 of the thread. There doesn't seem to be a javascript, or simple solution. Sorry for giving you bad javascript. I didn't test it, I just assumed it was a standard function. Something as simple as 'save as' should be easier to implement.

-Good luck

Thanks!

I checked to forum out. Will try to put that PHP-code into action. Hope it works!

But the idea of just zipping them is not bad, very easy...

Cheers!