On 10/19/07, Michael MD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not much good for someone using a device without sound
I'm guessing that a person who uses a screen reader has sound on his device.
I'm not saying use only sound, but more like using a gif that has your email
in it, and when you click on it
Designer,
I'd advise you to use some comprehensive PHP mailing libraries (classes):
* PHPMailer (http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/)
* Swift mailer (http://www.swiftmailer.org/)
Regards,
on 10/19/2007 01:43 PM Designer said the following:
Ray Leventhal wrote:
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
Hi
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PROBLEM: Javascript focus()...puts cursor at START of space-filled
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to appear at the start of the field in Firefox?
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Ray Leventhal wrote:
Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
my approach is usually not to put the email address on there and
instead provide a contact form,
one major annoyance of contact forms for me: as a sender, i don't have
a copy of the email in my email client's sent items folder.
depending on the
Taking a slightly different approach, any bot visiting your site knows
your domain name so at that point they don't need to find any addresses
to send to or from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Also, they'll likely assume that
things like [EMAIL PROTECTED] exist without you ever publishing an address
so
I was just about to post an idea, then i thought, it dont matter what you
do if a spam bot gets your email address, which they always do, your
going to get spam anyway.
So its best to just control it on your end.
In the real world businesses in prime locations get bombarded with junk
mail, so
Mike at Green-Beast.com skrev:
That said, even though people are the most difficult to control, they don't
seem to be the real problem. The problem seems to be with 'bots so that's
the form's main focus.
You're right, bots are the real problem to focus on.
/anders
Hello Anders,
Is there any way to protect this from being used as
a way to send out spam? You can't really know that
people enter their own emailaddress ...
A person could use it to send the copy to someone else, but then again
people are the most difficult to control. I do offer an IP
Thanks for that Nick,
I changed the example domain. If you do want to test it though you would
need to copy the code, change it to you own domain and email addresses, and
put it on your own server.
Best Regards,
Kepler
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
Chris Knowles skrev:
Plus you're still putting the
email address in the source code albeit a modified version. If this
became a popular way to handle mailtos a harvester is sure to be written
to pattern match http://.../com/... or http://.../com/au/... or whatever
at some stage and attempt
Andrew Maben wrote:
On Oct 18, 2007, at 4:19 PM, Dejan Kozina wrote:
Anybody (Mac Linux browsers...) wants to take a ride? The thing is up
there at http://www.kozina.com/mailtest/ . Let us know of your results.
worked for me: MacOS 10.4.9/Safari 2.0.4
Andrew
I noticed this
Andrew Maben wrote:
On Oct 18, 2007, at 4:19 PM, Dejan Kozina wrote:
Anybody (Mac Linux browsers...) wants to take a ride? The thing is up
there at http://www.kozina.com/mailtest/ . Let us know of your results.
worked for me: MacOS 10.4.9/Safari 2.0.4
Not mac or linux but...
win xp,
Mike at Green-Beast.com wrote:
Good point, Patrick. I'll certainly consider offering
a checkbox as a UI option for 'send me a copy of
the contents of this form'.
I'd certainly be interested if this could be done in
php by assigning the user's mail address as a
string, then posting to it.
On Oct 18, 2007, at 4:19 PM, Dejan Kozina wrote:
Anybody (Mac Linux browsers...) wants to take a ride? The thing
is up
there at http://www.kozina.com/mailtest/ . Let us know of your
results.
worked for me: MacOS 10.4.9/Safari 2.0.4
Andrew
On 10/19/07, Chris Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed this page also uses entity encoding. This is a solution I have
used myself but the more I think about it the more I realise realise how
ineffective it is really.
take the following PHP code:
// some page fetching function
$html
On 19 Oct 2007, at 04:59, Kepler Gelotte wrote:
I created a test page that demonstrates the technique. I tested it
with my
email but changed it to a dummy domain so I won't get flooded with
emails.
Kepler, mydomain.com isn't a dummy domain:
djn,
I tested on Kubuntu 7.04 using the following browsers:
* Konqueror 3.5.6, correct behavior, opens the default mail
application with the email in the TO field
* Firefox 2.0.0.6, incorrect, goes to a 302 Found page with a
matilto link to the email specifies.
Regards,
on
Good point, Patrick. I'll certainly consider offering
a checkbox as a UI option for 'send me a copy of
the contents of this form'.
I'd certainly be interested if this could be done in
php by assigning the user's mail address as a
string, then posting to it. Anyone done that?
I offer that
Hi!
Mike at Green-Beast.com skrev:
I offer that in my contact form. It's a config option. The contact form
owner can enable/disable offering a get-a-copy option to his/her visitors.
Is there any way to protect this from being used as a way to send out
spam? You can't really know that people
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