you could make it more difficult when you replace the href=... with
href=#. the only problem now is that people without javascript can's use
it.
you can make the onClick part (almost)impossible to harvest by putting
part(s) of the adres into a variable somewhere else in the html-code
like this:
Actually, a robot will read the html it generates, so this won't really
help. However, if you store your adresses as character codes ( ie a space
is %20) and not just text, most robots have a hard time reading them.
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just google for it. there are several PHP classes that do that for you.
try something like:
a href=mail-at-domain-dot-com
onclick=location.href='mai'+'lto:'+'mail'+unescape('%40')+'domain.com';
return false;mail#x40;do!--make it difficult--main#x2e;com/a
(I didn't check it)
I hope you can read it.
* Thus wrote Gerben ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
just google for it. there are several PHP classes that do that for you.
try something like:
a href=mail-at-domain-dot-com
onclick=location.href='mai'+'lto:'+'mail'+unescape('%40')+'domain.com';
return false;mail#x40;do!--make it
CZ It all depends on the persons dedication on finding them.
I usually just convert them to HTML entities with a function like this:
function spamProtect ($address) {
$address = str_replace(@, #64;, $address);
$address = str_replace(., #46;, $address);
$address = str_replace(:, #58;,
I use two ways of doing this.
1. ( As already pointed out ) don't display your email address at all but
have an online form.
2. Use an image with a little noise in the background (idea from CAPTCHA),
its just not worth it to write a program that sees an email address to
harvest it. This solution
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