org_heigl/mailproxy

Display clickable eMail-Adresses without being spamed

2.0.0 2017-02-22 06:49 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.0
• zendframework/zend-modulemanager: ^2.7
• zendframework/zend-mvc: ^3.0
• zendframework/zend-uri: ^2.5
• zendframework/zend-view: ^2.8

Requires (Dev)

• mockery/mockery: ^0.9.8
• phpunit/phpunit: ^6.0

MIT

• Andreas Heigl

• address
• email
• Zend Framework
• spam
• protection
• zf3

README

Org_Heigl\Mailproxy

This Zend-Framework-module allows creation of mailto-links using obfuscated eMail-addresses.

The provided eMail-Address will be obfuscated by simply reversing it. Using CSS the eMail-address will be perfectly readable in the default HTML-output but robots greping the site will simply see a 'reversed' eMail-address or some garbage.

By clicking on the link the reversed eMail-address will be send to a proxy that redirects the browser to a mailto-url containing the correct eMail-address.

Installation

The module is best installed using composer.

    composer require org_heigl/mailproxy

Usage:

1. In your application.conf-file add the Module to the list of modules like this:

       return [
           'modules' => [
               …
               'Org_Heigl\Mailproxy'.
               …
           ]
       ];

2. In your view-script you can then add the following code snippet to create a mailto-link to the address [e-mail]:

   <?php echo $this->mailto('[e-mail]', 'Send me an Email', ['class' => 'myClass', 'title' => 'click me']);

The second parameter is optional and its content will be set as link-name (The stuff between the and ) If it's ommited the email-address will be given in a way that it's hard for bots to retrieve them in cleartext.

The third parameter is also optional. It can be an associative array with further attributes for the anchor-tag. If you want to set the third parameter but omit the second, pass ``null``` as second parameter.

Experiences

This module runs on php.ug for by now 4 years and I didn't get any spam to the email-addresses that are displayed by the module.