• Resolved ramen100

    (@ramen100)


    Hello there,

    first of all – great plugin!

    I am using the plugin “Email Address Encoder” to encrypt all email addresses on pages and posts to into decimal and hexadecimal entities. The plugin author even supplies methods to encrypt emails in other content like widgets and plugins:

    • If the content supports WordPress filters,
      register the eae_encode_emails() function to it:
      add_filter( $tag, ‘eae_encode_emails’ );.
    • If the content is a PHP string,
      run it through the eae_encode_emails() function:
      $text = eae_encode_emails( $text );.
    • If you want to encode a single email address,
      use the eae_encode_str() function:
      <?php echo eae_encode_str( ‘[email protected]’ ); ?>

    Can you tell me if your plugin supports one of these methods, e.g. a filter or typing the <?php ?> into the input fields in the settings?

    Thank you in advance!

    Best regards,
    ramen100

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  • Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    Sorry, what’s the question?

    Thread Starter ramen100

    (@ramen100)

    The question is why i put that in the support forum of the wrong plugin……

    I wanted to ask that question in the forums of a widget plugin, but apparently I was overtired.

    Nevermind, I already got my solution!

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