[pmwiki-users] Trivial eProtect

[Radu]

Not only that, they also look for everything after mailto: protocol names 
in href attributes. One thing they don't seem to do so far is parse js 
logic, which is what I use to hide most addresses - when I really care. 
Most of the time, I treat it as one of those battles that only wind up 
wasting time and other resources, and ignore it :)

No matter how much you try protecting an email address, someone will wind 
up placing it in a public place unencoded, and there you have it. When spam 
gets too much to bear I play with the email forward and let my contacts 
know the new alias.

At 09:59 AM 4/29/2005, Joachim Durchholz wrote:
>Mail harvesters look for @ characters in the HTML text to identify mail 
>addresses.
>The base idea is this: Wouldn't it be enough if e-protect encoded just 
>that character?

Cheers,
Radu
(www.monicsoft.net)