Hello Forum-
I use a contact formmail script in which I can "obfusicate" my email addresses to look like "<a href="mailto:johnd" which confuses spambots, however when I put in the codes, CMS converts it right into text of info@domain.com and etc.
Is there any way to tell CMS to leave the codes alone and not convert the text?
THANKS!
Email obfusication within a CMS page
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obiefan
Email obfusication within a CMS page
Last edited by obiefan on Tue May 30, 2006 1:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Email obfusication within a CMS page
You might have to wrap it in {literal} your email here {/literal} so that smarty wont process it
there is also a smarty function for email obfuscation
{mailto address="me@domain.com" encode="hex"}
more info here http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... And_Tricks
there is also a smarty function for email obfuscation
{mailto address="me@domain.com" encode="hex"}
more info here http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... And_Tricks
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obiefan
Re: Email obfusication within a CMS page
Thanks very much...
Would this method also work with encoded emails in a form using "option"?
Thanks
Would this method also work with encoded emails in a form using "option"?
Thanks
Re: Email obfusication within a CMS page
not quite sure as I havent tested but I quess it works
If using forms you could always just set an id in the option field and some name to show to user (like webmaster and so on) and then have small code to map id:s to users email (actually I think this is possible with feedback form but not positive)
If using forms you could always just set an id in the option field and some name to show to user (like webmaster and so on) and then have small code to map id:s to users email (actually I think this is possible with feedback form but not positive)

