Email contact form hide from spam
toadlet
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Now that the new Smugmug doesn't allow java-script, I am wondering the most effective way to hide email addresses from spammers.
I have added a contact form by way of using the generic smugmug one that pops up in a small box, but I am not very keen on this.
Would an image with the email details be effective in hiding it from spamming?
I have added a contact form by way of using the generic smugmug one that pops up in a small box, but I am not very keen on this.
Would an image with the email details be effective in hiding it from spamming?
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But when you're logged out, or when a visitor or your site clicks the contact form, then no @ddress is inserted anywhere, so as I see itm there's no spamming concern, but CMIIW.
Your email address is right there in your page source for everyone to grab and send spam.
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Yeah, for that very reason (spammers) I didn't add mine at the bottom of the site like I'd done on the Legacy site. I just have the generic SmugMug form, for now, and people have used it successfully. Not sure of any workaround other than javascript.
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What about an image with details on it, this would be effective wouldn't it?
An image can be used, I guess, but the viewer would have to type in the photog's email address right (since it wouldn't be hyperlinked to the email address when it's clicked)?
I didn't wish to go that route. I figured the form would be more convenient for the viewer.
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My email address is in there when I'm logged in, but it's not in there when I'm logged out.
NewSmug logged in the contact shows your email address and sends the email back to you.
Logged out your email does not show in either.
Why would anyone email them selves? Stupid. They need to fix this and set it like legacy.
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