// This script was originally called spamtrap.js and was
// written by Hamilton Ford on 19/05/2004.
// This release, spamblock2.js, adds a CSS class option
// and was written by Hamilton Ford on 25/09/2007.
// It is intended to provide basic SpamBot protection to
// email addresses diplayed on web pages.
// Visit: http://www.HamiltonFord.com.
// In the Element of your HTML document add:
//
// Then save this text as spamblock.js and add it to the
// same directory as the HTML document.
// Please include these notes also.
var tld = new Array('net', 'com', 'co.uk', 'info');
function emailLink(name,domain,tldCode,subject,linkText,linkClass) {
emailAddress = (name + '@' + domain + '.' + tld[tldCode]);
if (subject && subject.length != 0) linkEmailAddress = (emailAddress + '?subject=' + subject);
else linkEmailAddress = emailAddress;
if (linkClass && linkClass.length != 0) linkStart = '';
else linkStart = '';
if (linkText && linkText.length != 0) linkEnd = linkText + '<\/a>';
else linkEnd = emailAddress + '<\/a>';
document.write(linkStart + linkEnd);
}
// In the appropriate body element add:
//
// e.g. emailLink('SpamBlock','HamiltonFord','1','','Write to HF');