[jQuery] Re: jQuery security question

do the processing on the backend, rather than in jQuery. Javascript is
essentially downloaded to the client machine prior to executing.

which language you do it in depends largely on which db you have sat
on the backend.

On May 28, 4:56 am, inkexit <createmod...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This may be a little off topic, or it might not be, becuase I'm not
> sure if this should be done through PHP or Javascript, or what.  So
> please don't kill me if this isn't the right place to post this...
>
> Anyway, I wanna create a site that performs an algorithm on user
> inputed data.  But I want the code to be completely unaccessable to
> any user.  Basically the code will have value, and I don't want
> anybody to be able to steal it.  So I need to create a page that will
> take the data and send it to the server, some code on the server, and
> some code on the page that recieves the data after its crunched by the
> algorithm and prints it out on the page.  The part I'm most confused
> about is the code on the server.  What language should I use to do
> this, and how can I insure that no one will be able to download it,
> that it stays hidden?  Do I need to have my own server to do this, or
> can I just use a hosting service?  Do I need to worry about encoding
> the data as it gets passed back and fourth?  I'm not sure about all
> this, but I know hackers are some clever people.
>
> I know this isn't strictly a jQuery question, but since I'll be using
> jQuery to get the data from the user and to post the results to the
> page, I hope I'm not out of line for asking this here.