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#1 2006-07-26 15:01:58
- jrgip
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tinymce and spam proof email
I adopted the hak_tinymce plugin to make editing easier for a client but have run into an obstacle. The editor converts all encoded email addresses back into their original form when I load the html into the article. How can I escape the default conversion of the characters.? I tried using textpattern tags in combination with the editor but they are ignored. Any help would be great.
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Re: tinymce and spam proof email
I’m not quite sure what you are asking, but I use this to take a plaintext email in a custom field, and to output it in a mailto: link where the email appears normal in the email client, but munged in the page html.
<code>
<txp:php>
$c = custom_field( array(“name”=>“CUSTOMFIELDNAME”));
$a = array(“email” => $c, “linktext”=> “THE TEXT ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR LINK”, “title” => “THE LINK TITLE” );
echo email ( $a );
</txp:php>
</code>
The code isn’t mine – it was posted by someone else in these forums.
~Nick
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Re: tinymce and spam proof email
It seems to leave hex encoding alone, so you could always encode the addresses that way. Here’s a tool for it
I think if you change your valid elements parameter in the init to * it will allow any tag as long as it’s well formed. That might allow TXP tags. I’m not sure I haven’t tried it. This will allow any other junk tags too though.
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