Terence J. Grant wrote:
Although I don't think too much care should be spent on mail obfuscation (because at one point it always seems useless and frustrating anyway), I'd like it to be a bit better. What about at least a combination of 'visible' and 'hex'? And I wouldn't mind a third and/or fourth obfuscation mode either ...
Before DokuWiki, I used a simple javascript to obscure against email collectors.
I can imagine a fairly simple scheme (xor site title against email address) that could be easily done and probably fairly improbable for a spider to figure out.
Essentially in php, xor name against title, output hex with function call, and for javascript, do some kind of onclick or whatnot and re-xor against the title(which would be hard coded in a javascript var.)
I've not done a syntax plugin yet though; is it easy enough to "overload" the email parser portion or would this have to be done in the code itself? Or is this enough (Andi) for you to do yourself? If not I could write up some concept code.
I think, Andi would not mind adding another obfuscation method into the core code. But that furher method should be usable *without* JavaScript!
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