Htaccess question
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I would think you could add the "js" extension to the file you already have protecting your jpegs.
If you don't already have one, do a search on google for htaccess, there's plenty of good resources out theresig too big -
Virtually impossible if you want to retain functionality for at least 90% of the surfers.Originally posted by juicylinks
How to i stop someone from typing in for example
www.gggg.com/juicy.js and downloding the .js file?
(I am assuming you want to make it impossible for surfers to get the .js file)Last edited by Libertine; 01-24-2003, 08:17 PM./(bb|[^b]{2})/Comment

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