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No Spam
Description
This jQuery plugin turns an obfuscated e-mail address into a human-readable one. It's lightweight and accepts multiple filtering levels for additional security. No Spam works on mailto links and other HTML elements, automatically detecting which you're applying it to.
Filter Levels
No Spam has two filter levels that determine how your e-mail address should be formatted when it's passed in: low and normal (default).
normal
normal looks for a reversed email address with the at sign (@) to be replaced with two forward slashes (//) and periods (.) to be replaced with single slashes (/). Reversing it provides an extra level of protection. Example: email@example.com should be passed as
moc/elpmaxe//liame
low
low looks for an email address with the at sign (@) to be replaced with two forward slashes (//) and periods (.) to be replaced with single slashes (/). The only difference between low and normal is that low does not require the e-mail to be reversed. This method is still effective and is also more natural to read and type, but still tricky for a bot to untangle. Example: email@example.com should be passed as
email//example/com
Usage
Default (no options)
$('a.email').nospam();
<a href="#" rel="moc/elpmaxe//liame" class="email">Email Me!</a> would become Email Me!
Replacing text
$('a.email').nospam({ replaceText: true });
<a href="#" rel="moc/elpmaxe//liame" class="email">Email Me!</a> would become email@example.com
Filter level low
$('a.email').nospam({ filterLevel: 'low' });
<a href="#" rel="email//example/com" class="email">Email Me!</a> would become email@example.com
Non-link element
$('span.email').nospam(); // always replaces text when not a link
<span>moc/elpmaxe//liame</span> would become email@example.com
Multiple dots (.), Filter Level low
$('span.email').nospam({ filterLevel: 'low' });
<span>firstname/lastname//example/co/uk</span> would become firstname.lastname@example.co.uk
Integration
I created a PHP companion function to No Spam that allows you to wrap an e-mail address in a PHP function that will automatically format it for use with No Spam so you don't have to manually change anything! More details here http://www.leftrightdesigns.com/library/jquery/nospam/php-integration.php
