I read something today suggesting that when entering emails on a website you use html encoded version to avoid spammmers grabbing them fom the page, has anyone tried this and if so do you have any positive/negative feedback?
@DaveSWMay 06.2003 — #Sounds interesting! Were you reading it on the web? if so, could you post a link to let the rest of us read it?? Please?? ? Thanks
Dai really Welsh (as in an inhabitant of Wales LOL)
@starrwriterMay 07.2003 — #[i]Originally posted by DaiWelsh [/i]
[B]I read something today suggesting that when entering emails on a website you use html encoded version to avoid spammmers grabbing them fom the page, has anyone tried this and if so do you have any positive/negative feedback? [/B][/QUOTE]
The freeware program below renders email addresses into javascript that can't be read by spambots:
@CharlesMay 07.2003 — #[font=georgia]It will also make the address not show up in one in ten browsers. I would think that escaping the address would slow the slimey spammers down, but I couldn't say for sure.[/font]
@CharlesMay 08.2003 — #[font=georgia]That one tenth includes the people who cannot use JavaScript because of their disabilities. I suppose you go about taking white canes away from people too to make the world a better place.[/font]