Hiya.
I've been trying various ways for a personal 'project' (not to use in production) to hide CSS from browsers.
I've seen some others that have worked effectively, however when IE is set to open CSS with say, Frontpage, the CSS is still loaded. I utterly understand there isn't a way to 100% hide it - and I agree about keeping it available for reasons of getting people from tables->CSS, but this is a personal project and as mentioned not to use in production.
This script below is 50% working...
The problem I'm experiencing is relating to these two lines:
/**
* The name of the X/HTML file that will acces the CSS.
**/
$callingFile = 'index.php';
/**
* The path to the file defined in $callingFile, above.
**/
$callingPath = 'http://koobi-studio.com/downloads/php/snippets/hideCss/';
On my server, I have files all within directories. For example, Terms of Service would be /terms/tos.php and so on and a contact form could be /contact/form.php. It would seem that if I put $callingPath to:
$callingPath = 'http://www.domain.com/';
only files directly on / will work, for example /index.php /sitemap.php and so on, not ones within directories (for example the /contact/form.php)
How can I get it accept up to three directories deep?
Also, as our website can also be accessed without www* through http://domain.com how can I also integrate this?
The entire script is:
<?php
/************************************************************\
* @author Housni Yakoob <baneATkoobi-studioDOTcom>
* @date 2005-January-21
* @version 1.1.1
\************************************************************/
/************************************\
* Begin editing from here onwards. *
\************************************/
/**
* Allowed user agents.
* Every type of browser has a special ID called a user agent
* and all browsers that have the user agents within the array
* below can access the CSS.
*
* The user agent entered below is that of the CSS validator.
* see: [url]http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/[/url]
**/
$allowAgent = array('Jigsaw/2.2.3 W3C_CSS_Validator_JFouffa/2.0');
/**
* The name of the X/HTML file that will acces the CSS.
**/
$callingFile = 'index.php';
/**
* The path to the file defined in $callingFile, above.
**/
$callingPath = 'http://koobi-studio.com/downloads/php/snippets/hideCss/';
/**
* The message to display when unauthorzed users attempt to
* view your CSS.
* You can use X/HTML tags here since the MIME type of the
* file is HTML (text/html)
**/
$errorMsg =
'Restricted page.';
/***********************************\
* Stop editing from here onwards. *
\***********************************/
$callingPath = (substr($callingPath, -1) === '/') ? $callingPath : $callingPath . '/';
$prePend = reset(explode('/', end(explode('http://', $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']))));
$refUri = reset(explode('?', $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']));
if( (($callingPath === $refUri) || ($callingPath . $callingFile === $refUri)) || (in_array($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], $allowAgent)) )
{
header('Content-type: text/css');
}
else
{
header('Content-type: text/html');
/**
* Instead of using:
* die($errorMsg);
* you can simply replace that line with this:
* include 'myRestrictedPage.php';
* die();
**/
die($errorMsg);
}
?>
CSS goes here.
Many thanks in advance.
Regards,
