Re: Email Obfuscation Function

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2008

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 70256
interpreted = N
texte = Hi,The method you are using is not good enough for all spam bots, I use this in the globals folder-[text show=f]coded_email=[convertchars db=^ascii.db][email][/convertchars][/text]with this dbfromtoa97,b98,c99,d100,e101,f102,g103,h104,i105,j106,k107,l108,m109,n110,o111,p112,q113,r114,s115,t116,u117,v118,w119,x120,y121,z122,A65,B66,C67,D68,E69,F70,G71,H72,I73,J74,K75,L76,M77,N78,O79,P80,Q81,R82,S83,T84,U85,V86,W87,X88,Y89,Z90,_95,-45,..46,@64,%2032,048,149,250,351,452,553,654,755,856,957,/47,"34,'39,<60,=61, >62,?63,&38,:58,|38,#35,&38,;59,(40,)41,and wherever I need an email link I use[include file=^email.inc&email=me@my.com]You can add class=, subject= and link= to the include command to customize itIt is important not to get stray returns or spaces in the code so I have put a copy in plain text here-http://www.idealinternet.co.uk/email.txtRegards,ColinDana Keil wrote:> Hey Clint,> > Looks good, thanks for sharing it. The one thing that I notice is that > (I think) the numeric character references, etc, should end with a > semi-colon.> > (A minute later) -- Checking a couple of browsers, it looks like they > display OK without the semi-colon, but it doesn't verify as correct > HTML, so to be safe I would put them in.> > -- > Dana> > On May 15, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Clint Davis wrote:> >> Here's what I came up with in case it helps anyone else:>>>> //=====================//>> MyPage.tpl Code>> //=====================//>> [include file=func.inc]>> [getEmail emailAddress=[EMAIL]&linkText=[EMAIL]]>>>>>> //=====================//>> Func.inc Code>> //=====================//>> [function name=getEmail]>> [text]myEmail=[getOrdString string=[emailAddress]][/text]>> [text]myLabel=[getOrdString string=[linkText]][/text]>> [text]myMailto=[getOrdString string=mailto:][/text]>> [return][myLabel][/return]>> [/function]>> [function name=getOrdString]>> [text]output=[convertwords >> table=ascii&case=T&word=ss][url][string][/url][/convertwords][/text]>> [return][output][/return]>> [/function]>> [table name=ascii&fields=from,to]>> %20 >> %21 !>> %22 ">> %23 #>> %24 $>> %25 %>> %26 &>> %27 '>> %28 (>> %29 )>> %2A *>> %2B +>> %2C ,>> - ->> . .>> 0 0>> 1 1>> 2 2>> 3 3>> 4 4>> 5 5>> 6 6>> 7 7>> 8 8>> 9 9>> %3A :>> %3B ;>> %3C <>> %3D =>> %3E >>> %3F ?>> %40 @>> A A>> B B>> C C>> D D>> E E>> F F>> G G>> H H>> I I>> J J>> K K>> L L>> M M>> N N>> O O>> P P>> Q Q>> R R>> S S>> T T>> U U>> V V>> W W>> X X>> Y Y>> Z Z>> %5B [>> %5C \>> %5D ]>> %5E ^>> _ _>> %60 `>> a a>> b b>> c c>> d d>> e e>> f f>> g g>> h h>> i i>> j j>> k k>> l l>> m m>> n n>> o o>> p p>> q q>> r r>> s s>> t t>> u u>> v v>> w w>> x x>> y y>> z z>> %7B {>> %7C |>> %7D }>> %7E ~[/table]>>> > -------------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list .> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > > Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/> -------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( Colin Sidwell 2008) Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( Dana Keil 2008) Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( Clint Davis 2008) Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( Donovan Brooke 2008) Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( Clint Davis 2008) Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( "Michael A. DeLorenzo" 2008) Re: Email Obfuscation Function ( Dana Keil 2008) Email Obfuscation Function ( Clint Davis 2008)

Hi,The method you are using is not good enough for all spam bots, I use this in the globals folder-[text show=f]coded_email=[convertchars db=^ascii.db][email][/convertchars][/text]with this dbfromtoa97,b98,c99,d100,e101,f102,g103,h104,i105,j106,k107,l108,m109,n110,o111,p112,q113,r114,s115,t116,u117,v118,w119,x120,y121,z122,A65,B66,C67,D68,E69,F70,G71,H72,I73,J74,K75,L76,M77,N78,O79,P80,Q81,R82,S83,T84,U85,V86,W87,X88,Y89,Z90,_95,-45,..46,@64,%2032,048,149,250,351,452,553,654,755,856,957,/47,"34,'39,<60,=61, >62,?63,&38,:58,|38,#35,&38,;59,(40,)41,and wherever I need an email link I use[include file=^email.inc&email=me@my.com]You can add class=, subject= and link= to the include command to customize itIt is important not to get stray returns or spaces in the code so I have put a copy in plain text here-http://www.idealinternet.co.uk/email.txtRegards,ColinDana Keil wrote:> Hey Clint,> > Looks good, thanks for sharing it. The one thing that I notice is that > (I think) the numeric character references, etc, should end with a > semi-colon.> > (A minute later) -- Checking a couple of browsers, it looks like they > display OK without the semi-colon, but it doesn't verify as correct > HTML, so to be safe I would put them in.> > -- > Dana> > On May 15, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Clint Davis wrote:> >> Here's what I came up with in case it helps anyone else:>>>> //=====================//>> MyPage.tpl Code>> //=====================//>> [include file=func.inc]>> [getEmail emailAddress=[EMAIL]&linkText=[EMAIL]]>>>>>> //=====================//>> Func.inc Code>> //=====================//>> [function name=getEmail]>> [text]myEmail=[getOrdString string=[emailAddress]][/text]>> [text]myLabel=[getOrdString string=[linkText]][/text]>> [text]myMailto=[getOrdString string=mailto:][/text]>> [return][myLabel][/return]>> [/function]>> [function name=getOrdString]>> [text]output=[convertwords >> table=ascii&case=T&word=ss][url][string][/url][/convertwords][/text]>> [return][output][/return]>> [/function]>> [table name=ascii&fields=from,to]>> %20 >> %21 !>> %22 ">> %23 #>> %24 $>> %25 %>> %26 &>> %27 '>> %28 (>> %29 )>> %2A *>> %2B +>> %2C ,>> - ->> . .>> 0 0>> 1 1>> 2 2>> 3 3>> 4 4>> 5 5>> 6 6>> 7 7>> 8 8>> 9 9>> %3A :>> %3B ;>> %3C <>> %3D =>> %3E >>> %3F ?>> %40 @>> A A>> B B>> C C>> D D>> E E>> F F>> G G>> H H>> I I>> J J>> K K>> L L>> M M>> N N>> O O>> P P>> Q Q>> R R>> S S>> T T>> U U>> V V>> W W>> X X>> Y Y>> Z Z>> %5B [>> %5C \>> %5D ]>> %5E ^>> _ _>> %60 `>> a a>> b b>> c c>> d d>> e e>> f f>> g g>> h h>> i i>> j j>> k k>> l l>> m m>> n n>> o o>> p p>> q q>> r r>> s s>> t t>> u u>> v v>> w w>> x x>> y y>> z z>> %7B {>> %7C |>> %7D }>> %7E ~[/table]>>> > -------------------------------------------------------------> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to> the mailing list .> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > > Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/> -------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ Colin Sidwell

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