This hasn’t been updated in quite a while.
Can I assume this is no longer supported?
Thanks
]]>Thanks for the plugin!
Next version, simplify and clarify the instructions for those who care more about making it work than how it works. I used the mailto: example with the AT and DOT and, while it works, I’m not sure that’s the best one or if I should be doing more.
]]>I have mailto links within code for Huge-IT gallery plugin.
They are not obfuscated.
As a more general question: can the plugin access and obfuscate email addresses hidden behind shortcodes?
Thanks
]]>Hello, gotta say I really like this plugin. I was working on a staging site and had the plugin installed, and I have just now moved this to a live environment. In the live environment, it doesn’t seem to be working any more? The content would have already been in place (ie. all the emails are in place within the database).
When I view the source on the live site, the emails are not obfuscated. Yet on the staging environment, they are. Whilst the domains are completely different, the web host is exactly the same.
I’ve tried just editing one of the email addresses and re-saving, but that doesn’t seem to have done the trick either. Any ideas on what I might be missing?
Thanks in advance!
]]>Hello!
It needs only 3 newlines to get parsed.
== Changelog ==
= 3.5 (2016-04-04) =
Highlights:
* This release adds support for language packs and has some minor behind-the-scenes changes.
Details:
* Change: Update plugin framework to 041:
* Change class name to c2c_ObfuscateEmail_Plugin_041 to be plugin-specific.
* Set textdomain using a string instead of a variable.
* Don't load textdomain from file.I’m using the latest version of obfuscate.
With the three default techniques turned on, it mangles the e-mail address in this snippet:
“Please feel free to contact me with questions, suggestions, or concerns at [email protected] or call me at 735-5332, extension 6.”
The mangled e-mail address appears as -NH.govTAdmin@Xxxxxxx (which makes me wonder if the hyphen in the domain name is the problem?).
When I turn off the Text Direction technique, leaving the other two default techniques turned on, the e-mail address appears just fine.
Please advise. And thanks for a great plug-in!
]]>Hello,
I can’t get it to work with Coming Soon Page & Maintenance Mode by SeedProd. I tried many other plugins but none seem to work. In the content field I have the full email address written out like this:
<a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>
Any idea as to what could be the issue here? Thanks for any help!
]]>Hello,
I’d like to ask you, if the folder “tests” is necessary for the plugin to work or if it could / should be deleted?
Thanks a lot!
]]>A template in my theme uses get_post_meta to pull in some content. Only part of the content is an email address.
What’s the best way to get the plugin to work for this section of the template?
Would it be the supplied filter? If so, what string should be added to the $filters array in this case, as ‘the_meta’ didn’t work?
Thanks much!
]]>With the generated ‘excerpt’, a text string ‘null’ is always added after the character ‘@’.
Disable the plugin fixed the problem.
]]>Psst. There’s no entry in the changelog for version 3.4.
]]>Hi Scott,
I am programmatically adding WooCommerce coupons using the user’s email address as part of the title. In the WooCommerce Coupons page the title is listed as prefix@<span class=”oe_displaynone”>null</span>suffix.com. It’s being stored properly in the database as [email protected] but displays incorrectly with the span in the WC Coupons page. Is there any way Obfuscate Email can be disabled completely from the admin area?
Thanks,
Andy
Hi Scott
I’ve just tested Obfuscate E-mail and its pretty slick, do you have plans to do something similar with telephone number using tel: links? This would be really useful to have in a single plugin especially if it works the same for telephone numbers as it does for email – ie. would enable calls direct from selection on smartphones – just like clicking the email link does.
Other plugins I have seen are pretty ugly when employing phone number obfuscation
]]>Good morning!
Can you add a define to exclude the inline CSS. I would add it to the site’s css file.
like: WPOE_LOAD_CSS
And if it is defined as false the inline css would not appear.
Thank you!
I have used this plugin elsewhere, but it doesn’t seem to be working anymore. Mailto links are not obfuscated.
]]>Saving settings produces:
ERROR: Options page could not be found
Has anyone implemented this with the Advanced Custom Fields plugin?
The following seems to work for core custom fields, but not with the plugin.
// Also obfuscate emails appearing in custom field values
add_filter( 'c2c_obfuscate_email_filters', 'change_c2c_obfuscate_email_filters' );
function change_c2c_obfuscate_email_filters( $filters ) {
$filters[] = 'the_meta';
return $filters;
}Hi, I tried this plugin on a simple page with a mailto and plain text email address. Unfortunately, the rendered page retained the original email address formats – no obfuscation.
This was done on a clean WP 3.4.1 install + twenty eleven theme. No other plugins or theme mods.
Thanks for all suggestions in resolving this.
]]>I set up the plugin with all the default settings (including reverse text). Worked nicely in every other browser, but for some reason in IE9, e-mail address had two letters in the wrong order. Like this:
[email protected] became firstname.lasnt[email protected]
The mailto-link in question was working properly. Just those two letters appeared in the wrong order. Not a big problem, I just disabled text reverse and everything else is working fine.
]]>It appears from the documentation that the plugin should work automatically for detected email links, however it’s not working. My links have the mailto in the a tag, but the link text itself is just “Email”. Nothing is happening to the links.
]]>as i didn’t want the tags displaying the email address, so i’m using it in conjunction with Email Address Encoder, and the result ‘looks’ quite good, thanks both of ya, coffee2code and tillkruess!
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