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4.1 Concept
The 'Page' parameter provides the specific e-mail address to invoke when the e-mail text is clicked upon. However, to prevent spam spiders from identifying an address (by scanning though these parameters within the HTML code on the page), the address is obscured by ignoring every 2nd character.
| |  | <applet code="WibbleAbstract.class" height=20 width=55>
<param name="BGColor" value="ffffff">
<param name="FontName" value="SansSerif">
<param name="FontSize" value="12">
<param name="FontStyle" value="0">
<param name="FontColor" value="000000">
<param name="HighlightFontColor" value="000000">
<param name="Text" value="E - m a i l m e">
<param name="Page" value="s u p p o r t @ w i b b l e w a r e . c o m">
<b>This page requires a java-capable browser</b>
</applet>
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So, if your e-mail address was "test@hotmail.com", you could use any of the following as valid 'Page' parameters:
"t e s t @ h o t m a i l . c o m"
"t.e.s.t.@.h.o.t.m.a.i.l...c.o.m"
"taebsctd@ehfogthmiajikll.mcnoom"
When Abstract reads in the 'Page' parameter, it will build up the e-mail address string by concatenating the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, etc. characters together.
4.2 Display Link
The 'Text' parameter is the text that will be drawn within the applet window on the web page. This gives you the flexibility of displaying whatever text you want as an e-mail link, regardless of the actual e-mail address.
| | | <applet code="WibbleAbstract.class" height=20 width=55>
<param name="BGColor" value="ffffff">
<param name="FontName" value="SansSerif">
<param name="FontSize" value="12">
<param name="FontStyle" value="0">
<param name="FontColor" value="000000">
<param name="HighlightFontColor" value="000000">
<param name="Text" value="E - m a i l m e">
<param name="Page" value="s u p p o r t @ w i b b l e w a r e . c o m">
<b>This page requires a java-capable browser</b>
</applet>
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This parameter is encrypted in exactly the same way as the 'Page' parameter. So, if you wanted to display "e-mail me" as your e-mail link on your web page, you could use any of the following as valid 'Text' parameters:
"e - m a i l m e"
"e1-2m3a4i5l6 7m8e"
"ex-xmxaxixlx xmxe"
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