francisx

in the body of the about page

i tried both and the other one obfuscate email. none of them seem to do the trick. i guess their for emails in posts mostly.

thanks for looking into it.

there must be a way to this with other email addresses, n’est-ce pas?

this is the best post i found but i can’t figure out how to use it. i’ve tried it a zillion ways but none work…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/36268?replies=8

jbbrwcky’s post is most relevant but i can’t get it to work. i’d also like to add content in the subject line…

it’s a string that’s added to embedded email addresses in webpages and blogs to keep spammers from being able to “troll” them.

for instance, if i have a link in my blog like “mailto:[email protected]” theoretically some troller could pick it up and use is as a resource. apparently this is so common that many sites, including wordpress, have instituted an “antispambot” mechanism to foil them. it is a string that precedes the actually email address in the html code that, i think, bounces it to somewhere else first, tehn on to its original destination.

here are some examples:

< a href=”mailto:<?php echo antispambot(‘[email protected]’); ?>”>email author</ a >

< a href=”mailto:<?php echo antispambot($author_email); ?>”>email author</ a >

here’s a post that explains the antispambot thing…
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/the_author_email

it’s a string that’s added to embedded email addresses in webpages and blogs to keep spammers from being able to “troll” them.

for instance, if i have a link in my blog like “mailto:[email protected]” theoretically some troller could pick it up and use is as a resource. apparently this is so common that many sites, including wordpress, have instituted an “antispambot” mechanism to foil them. it is a string that precedes the actually email address in the html code that, i think, bounces it to somewhere else first, tehn on to its original destination.

here are some examples:

““>email author” without the quotes

““>email author” without the quotes

here’s a post that explains the antispambot thing…
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/the_author_email

thanks. it helped a bunch.

you rock! thanks