Quote:
Originally Posted by webd  You can do it with javascript : Code: <script type="text/javascript">
var y = "contact"
var z = "example.com"
document.write("<a href=\"mailto:" + y + "@" + z + "\">" + y + "@" + z + "<\/a>")
</script>
If you want to make it trickier, break up the domain into more than one variable. |
I use this method. Sometimes i put an image too
And sometimes i put some hidden HTML characters between real e-mail address
For example the real e-mail address is "admin@example.com" :
Code:
ad<span style="color:#000;display:none;" id="xawda">sdxasjdkw</span>min<span style="color:#F00;display:none;" id="a019s">sdxasjdkw</span>@exa<span style="color:#FC0;display:none;" id="ab1n9">mination</span>mple.com
And the visitor still see the above as "admin@example.com"