email displaying incorrectly

Hi, i've just installed guestbook 2.3.2 and its great! excellent code and excelent resource for learning more about php. But I've encountered a problem with displaying emails that users have input when signing the guest book. Emails are coming up like this -

info(at)blah(dot)co(dot)uk

- to the left of a record. How can i replace the bracket info with the actual symbols?

It outputted like that so e-mail harvesting spam bots can't get your
visitors e-mail addresses. In other words it stop your visitors getting spam.

ah ok, i didn't realise this. thats good then. Is this a new feature? An aquaintance has a guestbook set up with full email displayed - so does that mean he's got an old version of the guestbook? i'd better tell him

Yes, it was a new feature.

If you wish to change it back or whatever I think Carbonize knows how.
Also check the stickies in here and the support forum for info on other mods
and updating the guestbook in general.

it's there any way to make the email appear like with the old version.??

wbmster24 wrote:it's there any way to make the email appear like with the old version.??

Why would you want to. This prevents spam bots from getting them.

Open lib/gb.class.php. Find and delete

open templates/email.php and change $row[email2] with $row[email]

Hello Mr. Carbonize

I want to change the (dot) and the (at) for images of a [.] and a [@] this keep the e-mails safe of the spam

I hope you understand the idea (because I dont speak english very well) and make it for the next version. Or make a hack please.

DonMaster

Easy just edit the carbonised mod, just change few codes like down below

Open lib/gb.class.php. Find and edit it like down below
Code:

/* E-mail Hack */
$row['email2'] = str_replace("@", "[@]", $row['email']);
$row['email2'] = str_replace(".", "[.]", $row['email2']);
$row['email'] = "javascript:getEmail('".$this->db->encryptEmail("mailto:".$row['email'])."')";

open templates/email.php and change $row[email2] with $row[email]

I hope it worked the way you like it

if you are using 2.3.2 or 2.3.3 simply open up gb.class.php and use find to locate the text you want to replace. If you mean in my mod then yes the idea is the same. Just replace as you need.

Wooo thank you I did it! :]

I made a change in the code where you said and it replace the @ for a picture

>> For Black, Brown, etc. backgrouds
and

>> For White, Yellow, Gray, etc. backgrouds

Just search the e-mail hack part in the code of /lib/gb.class.php and make the changes

/* E-mail Hack */
$row['email2'] = str_replace("@", "<img src='http://www.yoursite.com/images/arroba_white.gif'>", $row['email']);
$row['email'] = "javascript:getEmail('".$this->db->encryptEmail("mailto:".$row['email'])."')";