be nice to have a js or php feature to hide email addresses from spambots
hide email from spambots
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avidre
MemberPosted: 11 years ago # -
professorsalt
MemberI guess I'll support for that idea.
However, I use intouch, a contact form plugin, so that I don't have to post my email anywhere on my site.
Posted: 11 years ago # -
John Blackbourn
InactiveWhat you mean is email address obfuscation. There are plugins which do this, but it would be good to have this in the core too.
Posted: 11 years ago # -
Mark
MemberI think this is typical theme/plugin functionality, and shouldn't be added to the core.
Posted: 11 years ago # -
eleni2
Memberagreed with code.
Posted: 11 years ago # -
Ozh
MemberThere has been function antispambot() to obfuscate email since WordPress *0.71* (ie since the very beginning)
Using this function is the role & responsibility of plugins & themes.
Posted: 10 years ago # -
Jeff Chandler
Volunteer Moderator and Voice of WPI believe having a contact form on your blog and simply linking to that would eliminate the need to having to post your email address on your site.
Posted: 10 years ago # -
thegatekeeper
MemberHello,
there is a webpage, http://www.emailhide.org, that encrypts your email address in a secure manner. All you nedd to do is type in your email address and is returned html code with a link with your encrypted email. I've tried and now i use it everytime. There's also a automatic gen for webmasters. Check it out.Posted: 9 years ago # -
soni
MemberI tried using obfuscated email coding like thegatekeeper suggested, but wp "re-encoded" it back to plaintext when it published it. *sigh*
Posted: 9 years ago # -
Justin Tadlock
InactiveI second what Ozh has already said.
antispambot()has always existed. It's not WP's responsibility to make sure it's used. Themes, plugins, and users have to actually use it.Posted: 9 years ago #
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