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"Whats the name of that program..."

... that you enter an email address and it encypts it for use on a web page? I've forgot. Oh, is there a php function to download that'll do the same?

Cheers.

Timmargh wrote:
> [URL]http://www.michael-pousen.de/emcrypt.en.htm[/URL]

and from a link on that page [URL]http://vipmeister.com/dl/mailtoencrypter/mailtoencrypter.html[/URL] is the program I was after. Doing it on the fly now, so it's not required. Cheers all.

(Managing director had over 200 forwards this morning as a bot had picked up an unencoded address. Ouch.)

[URL]http://www.michael-pousen.de/emcrypt.en.htm[/URL]

Coin wrote:
>About a one second google and this seems to be about right:

Well, email encyption didn't return what I wanted. "email obfuscator" was what I was looking for. Forgot the word. Spent the morning modifying a creative commons one, but Nimcos had done the job perfectly. Cheers for that.

function emailTwo($email,$title){
$encoded_email = "";
for ($i=0; $i<=strlen($email)-1; $i++)
{
if (rand(0, strlen($email))>$i) { $encoded_email .= "&#".ord($email[$i]).";"; }
else { $encoded_email .= $email[$i]; }
}
return ''.$title.'';
}

In Html.
-=-=-=-=
if ($displayRow['email']){
echo '';
}

About a one second google and this seems to be about right:

http://www.wbwip.com/wbw/emailencoder.html

[URL] http://www.wbwip.com/wbw/emailencoder.html [/URL] (If ya'r be the lazy type.)

I wrote a script a few weeks ago that does that - cept it's even cleverer than most, since it encodes random characters each time.


$email = "[email protected]";
$encoded_email = "";
for ($i=0; $i<=strlen($email)-1; $i++)
{
if (rand(0, strlen($email))>$i) { $encoded_email .= "&#".ord($email[$i]).";"; }
else { $encoded_email .= $email[$i]; }
}

?>

... that you enter an email address and it encypts it for use on a web page? I've forgot. Oh, is there a php function to download that'll do the same?

Cheers.