[SOLVED] email code, where email is hidden

[DeanWhitehouse]

this is a code i found in a template system

<span style="float: right; text-align: right;"><a target="_blank" rel="external" href='javascript:window.location="mai"+"lto:"+"admin"+"@"+"randomgamedesign.uk.tt";self.close();' onmouseover='window.status="mai"+"lto:"+"admin"+"@"+"randomgamedesign.uk.tt"; return true;' onmouseout='window.status="";return true;'>Email </a></span>

 

how can i use this code or something similar so you can only email them, and not see there email when you mouseover?

[MattDunbar]

That is javascript you have there.  If you don't want them to see your email use a PHP mailing script.

 

Here is a tutorial of what I am thinking you are trying to achieve:

http://forums.xtreme-pixel.com/PHP-Mail-Form-t418.html

 

Please reply if I misunderstood what you wanted to achieve.

[rarebit]

here's an idea, it might actually be less safe, but:

<a href='?mail=joe'>Mail</a>

then

if(isset($_GET['mail']))
{
//Do checks!!!

... er i've come unstuck here!
this should invoke the email...

}

[DeanWhitehouse]

near the same thing but this is for a user profile, it is so they don't recieve spam mail, but i can't see how to change

href='javascript:window.location="mai"+"lto:"+"admin"+"@"+"randomgamedesign.uk.tt";self.close();

so it is an email from my database.

[rarebit]

When you generate this line, just use fields from db...

list($start, $end) = split('[@]', $ret['email']);
echo "href='javascript:window.location=\"mai\"+\"lto:\"+\"$start\"+\"@\"+\"$end\";self.close();";

[MattDunbar]

I think I understand now.

Use explode function on there email address.

 

<?php
$email = "[email protected]";
$email = explode($email, '@');
?>
<span style="float: right; text-align: right;"><a target="_blank" rel="external" href='javascript:window.location="mai"+"lto:"+"<?php echo $email[0]; ?>"+"@"+"<?php echo $email[1]; ?>";self.close();' ;return true;'>Email </a></span>

Does that make sense?

[DeanWhitehouse]

yer, i think  i understand, i can replace this

$email = "[email protected]";

 

with

$email = "something_from_mydatabase_using_a_query";

[MattDunbar]

yer, i think  i understand, i can replace this

$email = "[email protected]";

 

with

$email = "something_from_mydatabase_using_a_query";

Yeah, as long as the something from your database is a valid email.

[DeanWhitehouse]

i tried this way , and it didn't work

<?php
$email = "[email protected]";
$email = explode($email, '@');
?>
<span style="float: right; text-align: right;"><a target="_blank" rel="external" href='javascript:window.location="mai"+"lto:"+"<?php echo $email[0]; ?>"+"@"+"<?php echo $email[1]; ?>";self.close();' ;return true;'>Email </a></span>

 

so i think i will have to try this way, and have two input boxes one for

"email" and another for "hotmail.com".

Unless anyone knows a better way to reduce spam.

[MattDunbar]

i tried this way , and it didn't work

<?php
$email = "[email protected]";
$email = explode($email, '@');
?>
<span style="float: right; text-align: right;"><a target="_blank" rel="external" href='javascript:window.location="mai"+"lto:"+"<?php echo $email[0]; ?>"+"@"+"<?php echo $email[1]; ?>";self.close();' ;return true;'>Email </a></span>

 

so i think i will have to try this way, and have two input boxes one for

"email" and another for "hotmail.com".

Unless anyone knows a better way to reduce spam.

Try explode('@',$email);

Sorry, I made a mistake in the function syntax.

[DeanWhitehouse]

thanks worked now

[MattDunbar]

No problem,

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