I have a listing of department alumni which calls up their email address
when one of the form buttons (letters of the alphabet) is clicked. The
emails are not hard-coded; the form sends the $letter to a php script which
handles all the usual stuff (the query, getting the array for the query,
On Tue, 14 May 2002, Kirk Babb wrote:
I have a listing of department alumni which calls up their email address
when one of the form buttons (letters of the alphabet) is clicked. The
emails are not hard-coded; the form sends the $letter to a php script which
handles all the usual stuff (the
I have been running a newswire service since 97 and recently noticed an
increase in the number of people flipping our site to harvest email
addresses contained in the news releases posted on our site. (prweb.com)
I am running apache and php on a linux box. Can anyone suggest
something that I
A good start is: http://www.neilgunton.com/spambot_trap/
Though it has some specific details for mod_perl, much of the information
can be tied to php.
On Mon, 13 May 2002, David McInnis wrote:
I have been running a newswire service since 97 and recently noticed an
increase in the number of
If they reveal themselves in the AGENT info of each web request, you could
act on that accordingly in your PHP code by looking at the REQUEST_AGENT
variable. I use this tactic to prevent web sucking programs from access
my site all at once.
On Mon, 13 May 2002, David McInnis wrote:
-I have
This might help:
I have a php file in my doc root called email.php. Instead of linking an
email address with A HREF=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED];, I link it like this:
A HREF=email.php?to=justindomain=indent.com.auJustin French/a
(Actually I do it with a function, but for clarity sake, I'll leave
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Subject: Re: [PHP] How to stop site flipping?
This might help:
I have a php file in my doc root called email.php. Instead of linking an
email address with A HREF=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED];, I link it like this:
A HREF=email.php?to=justindomain=indent.com.auJustin French/a
(Actually I do
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