I'd like to use HTML in the email addresses, but in something like
AddressModifyCode
s/\./#046;/g;
/AddressModifyCode
the #046; is escaped and printed literally. There are many uses for
this in address obfuscation such as using a graphic for , using a
table, etc. Is there
On May 27, 2002 at 09:09, John Belmonte wrote:
I'd like to use HTML in the email addresses, but in something like
AddressModifyCode
s/\./#046;/g;
/AddressModifyCode
the #046; is escaped and printed literally. There are many uses for
this in address obfuscation such as
On Sun, 26 May 2002 21:40:04 -0500
Earl Hood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 27, 2002 at 09:09, John Belmonte wrote:
The AddressModifyCode works on the raw data. As for using #046; is
address obfuscation, it is a very weak form since any decent address
harvester would expand entity
Earl Hood wrote:
The AddressModifyCode works on the raw data. As for using
#046; is address obfuscation, it is a very weak form since any
decent address harvester would expand entity references before
doing detection. Why not use something like:
AddressModifyCode
s/\./ dot /g;