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Readme
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The SpamSpan module obfuscates email addresses to help prevent spambots from
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collecting them. It implements the technique at http://www.spamspan.com
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The problem with most email address obfuscators is that they rely upon
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JavaScript being enabled on the client side. This makes the technique
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inaccessible to people with screen readers. SpamSpan however will produce
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clickable links if JavaScript is enabled, and will show the email address as
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<code>example [at] example [dot] com</code> if the browser does not support
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JavaScript or if JavaScript is disabled.
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Installation
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1. Create a directory in the Drupal modules/ directory called spamspan and copy
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all of the module's files into it.
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2. Go to 'administer > modules', and enable the spamspan.module
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3. Go to 'administer > configuration > input formats' and enable the filter in
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the desired input formats.
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4. Rearrange the filters on the input format's 'rearrange' tab to
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resolve conflicts with other filters. NB: To avoid problems, you
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should at least make sure that the SpamSpan filter has a higher
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weighting (greater number) than the line break filter which comes
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with Drupal, so that the line break filter is executed first.
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5. (optional) Select the configure tab to set available options
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Module Author
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Lawrence Akka : Contact me via http://drupal.org/user/63367
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Note: The spamspan javascript file is from www.spamspan.com
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