----- Original Message ----- From: "David Dyer-Bennet" Me: : > ANY email harvesting program will find this in a jiffy! : : So what? I need spam protection in place anyway, it doesn't matter. if you don't mind your details being known to a large percentage of the worlds undesirables, I guess it doesn't matter : (Not that they get any web bugs from me; one of the advantages of : reading email via SSH connection to my Linux box). true, no images loading from html, no web bugs - but thats the benefit of not allowing email to use html as well :) me : > here's another way to pop your 'contact me' details on a web page that's a : > little harder for spambots and harvesters to gather.. : > lets say your email is : NNNNN@xxxxxxxx : > this bit below is what you bung into your webpage and magically it makes a : > real email address out of gibberish! : > : > : > <SCRIPT><!-- : > function escramble() : : All these javascript solutions block lots of people from being able to : get the address, not acceptable to me. have a look at this page if you will: http://tinyurl.com/bp8b7 and let me know if you can't get the email address. it's visible yes? it's the same code I posted before <SCRIPT><!-- function escramble() { var a,b,c,d,e a='<a href=\"mai' b='elf' c='\">' a+='lto:' b+='@' e='</a>' b+='cape' b+='.' b+='com' d=b document.write(a+b+c+d+e) } escramble()//--></SCRIPT> but again, less readable by spambot harvesters. When you send a message by *clicking* it it records to your email prog as a sent address, but it's not as grabbable from the html as an email address is. karl
