Hi mdrisser I checked the source, it does what it should. I don't understand why do you do so much concatenation.
For example: "<a " + "href" + "=" + "'mail" + "to" + ":" + .... Can just be: '<a href="mailto:' + .... Note that this approach, will give no email to non-JS users, thus degrading ungracefully. I prefer the approach of parsing an existing foo[at]bar[dot]com into a real email, so these users can still contact the person. As a sidenote (nothing personal to your specific plugin), I think we have a LOT of plugins for this (same happens for other kind of plugins). IMO we should have some kind of moderation, in order to save some time to those lurking the repository. I know that everyone has the right to post their doings, and we definitely don't want to frustrate members that contribute... But there's a lot of posts here saying: "Which one of the X plugins to do Y do you recommend?" Thanks mdrisser for contributing, and I hope you don't mind (too much) my opinion. Cheers, keep up the good work. -- Ariel Flesler http://flesler.blogspot.com On 16 abr, 20:53, mdrisser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > I just released version 0.2 of my SafeMail plugin over at the jQuery > plugin repository. SafeMail is another plugin that allows you to > safely display email addresses in a web page so that spam bots can't > read them. Arguments are now passed as an object and I added two > additional options, the first allows you to add a custom class to the > tag and the second allows you to wrap the email address in a div > rather than a mailto link. > > http://plugins.jquery.com/node/2277
