I wrote a plugin for Wordpress which secures e-mail addresses from being found by spam spiders (and other crawlers).
The plugin rewrites e.g. "something@something.com" to a JavaScript. The script displays a clickable link for the user, but the original string is hidden from "non-JavaScript crawlers".
Instead of updating the actual script here - and on other sites - will I only be using the Wordpress SVN.
I will, however, be answering questions and taking suggestions through the comments.
Wordpress plugin site:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/emailprotect/
Fun fact #1: In less than one week on Wordpress, EMAILProtect was downloaded more than 1000 times.
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Thanks! It's a great plunin.
ReplyDeleteBut how I know it does work after activation?
@Shaw Thank you!
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