Quoting John Taylor-Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Seen that in the manual. I'll need a routine of some sort I guess.
I'll get my cookie cutters out tomorrow and see what I can create.
I make cool gingerbread men, for a dude.
**htmlentities() does most of what I want, sort of.
**lists-php wrote:
Seen that in the manual. I'll need a routine of some sort I guess.
I'll get my cookie cutters out tomorrow and see what I can create.
I make cool gingerbread men, for a dude.
**htmlentities() does most of what I want, sort of.
**lists-php wrote:
you might try looking at the php manual. start wit
Ok.
lists-php wrote:
that's not UTF, rather just the html representation of the ascii
codes for the characters. [someone else has already pointed you to an
ascii table.]
when put in the context of the "mailto:"; it's actually fairly easy
for a bot to identify and decode (i'm not saying that
You could look at the email cloaking routine that Joomla uses.
Here's a starting point:
http://dev.joomla.org/component/option,com_jd-wiki/Itemid,/id,references:joomla.framework:html:jhtmlemail-cloak/
-TG
- Original Message -
From: John Taylor-Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: PHP-Genera
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
A web site deploys what I think are UTF characters to mask email
addresses.
Is there there a php function I can use to generate this? Or was this
hand-done?
It is crackable, but a darned good stab at the problem of spiders at
the same.
Any feedback, info or code wou
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