Ok, in the *old* days, people (webmasters) used to put their e-mail addresses on their
web sites.
Of course, now, e-mail harvester bots make sure those published e-mail addresses get
spammed.
Here is a way of being human-friendly, yet make the bots unaware of the e-mail address
in the page (all credits to me please):
<a href="" id="emailSupport">(e-mail harvesting bots are blocked)</a>
<script language="javascript"><!--
function createLink (theId, theEmail) {
theId.href = 'mailto:' + theEmail;
theId.innerHTML = theEmail;
}
createLink (document.getElementById("emailSupport"), 'support' +
'@' +
'timelessguru' + '.' + 'c' + 'om');
// --></script>
Hope it's useful to someone. Modify as necessary. Enjoy.
- Peter
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