Hi all, I was trying to create a kill switch for hours but with no success i wasnt able i have tried css killswitch and ajax killswitch, this is the tutorial http://menacingcloud.com/?c=ajaxKillSwitch2 i tried but wasnt able to make it work i also researched and found csskillswitch.com but also that seems to have been down. Please help me. Thanks in advance.
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Jump to PostSo, all you want is to prevent hotlinks? Why don't you use .htaccess? It works without involving Javascript: if the request referer is your domain, then the server will give access to the protected files, otherwise it will deny.
You can try this:
RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} …
Jump to PostOh, a backdoor! :D
I'm afraid it's not legal. If the client signed an agreement then, in cases you don't get payment, it's better to talk to a lawyer.
If you still want help with this, wait for other suggestions, I'm out.
Jump to PostI agree with Cereal, you would be treading on thin ice by including a kill switch and might be dragged into court for any loss the customer might incur (even if it is only perceived).
Jump to PostI.m confused. So this system will not be hosted on a server you have access to?
Personally I always have the client.s site on my dev domain. I only transfer it on final payment. In the same way I only transfer passwords, rights to stuff etc after payment. Make sure …
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