We don't like putting our email addresses on our pages because we know we'll be spammed big time!
Of course you could use javascript and 'document.write' it out, but who wants script tags in his body? I don't!
So today I made the below and I thought I'd share. It kinda explains itself better then I ever could so. Code:
I woud first of all like to post this nifty little script to stop robots stealing your email address from your website:
<script LANGUAGE="javascript">
var first = 'ma'
var second = 'il'
var third = 'to:'
var address = 'USERNAME'
var domain = 'HOTMAIL'
var ext = 'COM'
document.write('<a href="');
document.write(first+second+third);
document.write(address);
document.write('@');
document.write(domain);
document.write('.');
document.write(ext);
document.write('">');
document.write('Email Me</a>');
</script>
All you need to change is the Address, Domain, and Extension.
Secondly, I would like a little help with adapting this code. My problem is that I want to incorporate this code into a mouse over code that exchanges the picture. (see here:Email Test page (http://akhet.port5.com/email.htm), where I have put the two codes on one page but they are not combined properly yet.)
The end result would be a mouse over picture exchange that the visitor can click on to email me and no robots can steal my email address.
Any one know how to combine these two scripts effectively?
I am trying to make an image into a mailto link, where the link is formed via som JavaScript so to avoid spamming robots. Here is the code:
<script language=javascript>
<!--
var username = "hosting";
var hostname = "bluepointwebdesign.co.uk";
var linktext = username + "@" + hostname;
document.write("<a href=" + "mail" + "to:" + username +
"@" + hostname + ">" + "<img src="""/images/hosting_email.gif">" + "</a>" )
//-->
</script>
Everything works, but the image won't be displayed!
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-W3CDTD XHTML 1.0 StrictEN"
"http:www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http:www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="nl" lang="nl">
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<HTML>
<!--learn to program through JavaScript-->
<mymerch.HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> mymerch </TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript>
//declaringvariables
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Quote:
The part responsible in the javascript for this section is:
Quote:
And the html code that is supposed to pop up the box is:
Quote:
I have a spam problem and since it partly involves js, I hope the thread belongs here.
Basically, I get a lot of a particular kind of spam which somehow circumvents my efforts to block it.
My (crude?) method is to require the form user to read a group of letters from a graphic (which admittedly never changes) and enter them into a form field.
The external .js file then checks to see if the code has been entered correctly. If not, no Submit is possible. It seems to work well except for one particular kind of spam (which means it doesn't work well enough!).
And I can't understand how this apparently automatically generated spam gets through. What is going on?
Here is an example:
I found this nifty little JS that helps reduce mailto: spam spiders.
<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- Begin
it1 = "mail";
it2 = "to";
part1 = "some";
part2 = "one";
parta = "domain";
partb = ".";
partc = "com";
document.write('<a href="' + it1 + it2 + ':' + part1 + part2 + '@' + parta + partb + partc + '">');
document.write(part1 + part2 + '@' + parta + partb + partc + '</a>');
// End -->
</script>
I love it, and it certainly seems to help, but it actually displays the e-mail address. I'd rather it display a name. Ex. Show "Someone" instead of "someone@domain.com" which is what it does now.
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CSS Entry
#comment { display: none; }
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frameset.
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alert(top)
// gives me [object]
var s='' for (var i in top) s+=i+' '+top[i]+'
' alert(s);
var obj; try{ obj=top.location; } catch(e) { obj='' }
// give me [access denied] (of course)
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it is appropriate to write:
<a href=>View this page in its <b>own</b> frames.</a> ?
Question b:
in the frameset, a little script looks into self.location.search for an url
with which to fill the main frame. Is there a way to avoid document.write
and onload?
I need to have certain links on my site appear to go one place for search engines:
<a href="http://example.com" ...
but go through an intermediate script to track clicks:
... onclick="window.location='http://example.org/track.php?id=112';">
I suppose that's easy enough, but, if the user doesn't have Javascript enabled, I'd like the click to still go through the tracking script.
Is anybody else having problems getting that code snippet to work?
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onFocus="this.value=''" />
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onFocus="this.style.background=#ffffff;" />
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