[TYPO3] spamprotect/human intervention
Chris Paige
system at chrispaige.info
Tue Dec 19 09:10:59 CET 2006
Hello all,
I worked out the mailto redirect approach outlined in the recent spamprotect/jumpurl thread on this list. However, I did not like some of the side-effects of the implementation. So I've continued searching for a better mousetrap (a non-javascript solution to cloak mailto addresses).
Here's what I've come up with.
- I replace the mailto: link with a http link to specified target page (something like a jumpurl)...
- I pass the email address in 2 encoded strings so it is not easily visible (though not bullet proof)
- The target page has a plugin that decodes the encoded strings and requires the website visitor to submit a simple form before revealing the address.
This is simpler than a CAPTCHA form and should also be accessible for those who are using screen readers, etc. All the coding and decoding occurs server-side.
The approach would operate similar to this page/email: http://neuro.physik.uni-marburg.de/?id=Mitarbeiter.thomas
Does anyone have feedback on this approach? It's rather unusual... but is fairly easy to implement in TYPO3.
Chris
P.S. I would not implement the random fake email addresses in the sample page
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