Re: [Tutorial] How to hide e-mail address from SPAM Bots

JdS · #31 24-Jun-2004, 18:44

Hello Griff,

It might be better for you to start a new thread with your question including details what you want to get done. From the little I read in your replies here, I think that your issue is HTML / CSS related and hardly anything to do with this thread's subject matter.

WaltP · #32 24-Jun-2004, 20:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff

Is there a way to modify what comes out of the script so that the font is different? I'd like the color and size to be differnet from the other links on the page.

Your request is ambiguous. What script are you asking about?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff

Anybody know how to do this?

If you are asking about the script generated by my email encrypter, same as anything else, surround the script in <FONT> tags.

Griff · #33 25-Jun-2004, 06:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by WaltP

Your request is ambiguous. What script are you asking about?

If you are asking about the script generated by my email encrypter, same as anything else, surround the script in <FONT> tags.

I am referring to the email enrypter, that is the whole point of this thread. I assumed as much about the <FONT> tag, but when I do it just disregards it.

JdS · #34 25-Jun-2004, 20:35

That's what I mean, this has nothing to do with the JavaScript mentioned in this thread. It's an HTML / CSS issue...

For example, take a look at your web page and look at what's written between the <head> and </head> tags. Add a <style> tag like this to make the links appear GREEN:

HTML Code:


<html>
<title>The page title</title>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
<!--
a:link.jslink, a:visited.jslink, a:hover.jslink, a:active.jslink {
  color:green;
  }
-->
</style>
<!-- Some other stuff between the HEAD tags... -->
</head>
<!-- the rest of your markup -->

Now, in the example JS code mentioned at the beginning of this thread simply edit it to look something like this:

Code:

<!--
  function generate_address( username ) {
    var domain = "yourdomain.com";
    var atsign = "@";
    var addr = username + atsign + domain;
    document.write(
    // we're inserting 'class="jslink"' below...
     "<" + "a class=\"jslink\"" + " " + "href=" + "mail" + "to:" + addr + ">" + addr + "</a>");
    }
//-->

WaltP · #35 26-Jun-2004, 20:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff

I am referring to the email enrypter, that is the whole point of this thread. I assumed as much about the <FONT> tag, but when I do it just disregards it.

Post what you tried and describe what is happening. It's hard to solve without seeing the problem.

Griff · #36 27-Jun-2004, 15:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by WaltP

Post what you tried and describe what is happening. It's hard to solve without seeing the problem.

Thanks for the replys, I ended up just calling a *.css file that is controlling the links in my source. I didn't mean to get pissy with anyone if I came off that way. I do apologize.

I do have another question about using this script to encrypt an email address in a form tag, but I think I'll make a seperate thread about it.

Thanks again!

WaltP · #37 27-Jun-2004, 16:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff

Thanks for the replys, I ended up just calling a *.css file that is controlling the links in my source. I didn't mean to get pissy with anyone if I came off that way. I do apologize.

I do have another question about using this script to encrypt an email address in a form tag, but I think I'll make a seperate thread about it.

Thanks again!

You didn't need to. That question would have been quite at home here

stevewatt88 · #38 31-Jul-2004, 00:16

use javascript

but if u use the at instead of @

now spammer has written a new script to get/fetch the at email addy too

AndreasFMPro · #39 13-Feb-2006, 09:59

I read with interest the post on encrypting email addresses with Javascript.

I tried out the wildeware Javascript, pasted the resulting code on a web page, and it works... kind of.

The resulting email address is not clickable. What am I missing?

- Andreas

WaltP · #40 13-Feb-2006, 10:22

Need more information.
What did you type in?
What code did it generate?
What HTML surrounded the code on your page?

Post the entire segment here using HTML tags and I can look at it.

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