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NO! unless you create a custom page which serves the image like<br />
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&lt;img src=&quot;getImg.asp?id=2423&quot;&gt;<br />
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but this time, if somebody just types<br />
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http://domain.com/somepath/getImg.asp?id=2423<br />
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they get the image, unless in this page you also check some cookies, session variebles etc... if user is authonticated, then send the image (read the file, binary write) o/w just send a blank image or an image that says &quot;you are not authonticated bla bla...&quot; 
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Can you give more information? &nbsp;What are you trying to protect? &nbsp;Are you trying to keep people from downloading photos?<br />
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It's not completely possible because the browser downloaded the photo to display it. &nbsp;
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I am streamingmusic and I am trying to hide the path to the music folder
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What's the server O/S? &nbsp;If it's Linux or other Unix, I have an idea.
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it is hosted by Godaddy.com I believe is windows base server.
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Thanks......<br />
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One more question.<br />
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What about hiding <a href="http://theonlinebeatz.com/music/bachata/" rel="ugc">http://theonlinebeatz.com/music/bachata/</a>&nbsp;so the address bat only shows <a href="http://theonlinebeatz.com" rel="ugc">http://theonlinebeatz.com</a><br />

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You might be able to do something like that if you used $_POST. &nbsp;Someone like me could figure out what you did an bypass it though. &nbsp;(I wouldn't but someone else with my skills could.)<br />
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The main page would have to be index.php and be a PHP script that either served the main page or served the file. &nbsp;Still, it's going to be tricky to hide it.
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is possible to hide url paths so if some one right clicks on the picture on my site cannot see the location/Path
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is possible to hide url paths so if some one right clicks on the picture on my site cannot see the location/Path

is it posible to hide url paths

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