I saw a clever solution to this once.
There was a line of names: name1, name2, name3 etc.
And then at the end stood all these are at someurl.com.
That is the best way, I think.
2006/11/20, Frank Arensmeier <frank.arensmeier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
I totally agree. And I haven't said that this would be 100%
bulletproof. I get about 50 - 60 spam mails per day (maybe not much,
but I think it's enough). And if this is preventing only some of the
email spiders to suck out my email adress from the contact pages,
well, why not.
I mean, if you want to have 100% protection - don't have email
adresses on your pages at all. However, I think that it is more
important for my visitors to be able to contact me, than to start a
never ending fight against email spiders.
/frank
20 nov 2006 kl. 14.09 skrev clive:
> Frank Arensmeier wrote:
>
>> Call the function e.g. by:
>> <a href="mailto:<?php echo encode_email ("me@xxxxxxxxxx" ); ?
>> >">Mail me!<a/>
>
> nice - but don't you think spammers might be able to test for
> ascii and convert it for there use?
>
> clive
>
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