I was wondering does anyone know about any server side modules which could do such a thing as encrypt html files sort of like encrypt HTML pro software and such? All i can find so far is programs that run on windows desktops.
The program is an exe that encrypts html pages using javascript (but on your desktop). I need something so a client can't just run away with the source and images or steal other ppl's templates. The html source is encrypted inside java so he has no clue what the source looks like. However i'd be looking for something that is parsed server side on the fly that filters the raw html to serve an encrypted page. Passing the templates 1 by 1 through an exe on the desktop would be a pain... Something in the same flavor as http://www.iwebtool.com/html_encrypter but handled by apache or so, not looking for a php script.
but.. that's not recommended.I think the search engine spiders dodn't read those encrypted pages.. so, the SEO for your site is ZERO.
Keep it in the PHP part of the page, or create the page as PHP ?(use mod rewrite to make it appear as HTML. Then encode with IONCube or Zend Encoder. Sorted.
No No No! Guys pls read, i don't need to send the template encoded to clients that would make no logical sense. I do not need any seo value for portfolio css templates either. It is only for customer reviews, i always do a final review with a customer before payment and i need a secure way to encrypt the html so he just doesn't run with the code... and also keep them like that in my portfolio to secure from template theft to protect the client's template. Steve is on the right track about using mod-rewrite with a php script. But zend or ioncube has nothing to do with html being displayed in view source in a web-browser. However the idea would be to redirect to the php script calling the html file requested to filter the page requested to serve to the browser. ex: user calls clienttemplatefolder/page.html mod-rewite goes /encryptor.php?clienttemplatefolder/page.html and serves the javascript encrypted page. I thought stuff like this existed...
Just don't do it, I get what you want, but it is an accessibility nightmare and makes 'no logical sense'