Design Question

[george]

Hi All
I am designing my own web page, nothing to complicated, and I have "mail me"
facility on it. However, I would like visitors to be able to e-mail me
without disclosing them my e-mail address. What is the easiest way to do
this?
Thanks

[Michael Winter]

Re: Design Question

george wrote on 21 Dec 2003 at Sun, 21 Dec 2003 21:00:56 GMT:
[color=blue]
> Hi All
> I am designing my own web page, nothing to complicated, and I have
> "mail me" facility on it. However, I would like visitors to be
> able to e-mail me without disclosing them my e-mail address. What
> is the easiest way to do this?[/color]

Use a mail form. Your ISP or host might supply one. If not, there are
many available free on the 'net:

http://cgi.resourceindex.com/Remotely_Hosted/Form_Processing/

http://www.scriptsearch.com/Remotely_Hosted/Email_Systems/

Bravenet, Response-O-Matic and HForm are names of some that I seen
(and used), and come quite recommended.

All you should have to do with these is register a username, then
create a form with the text fields you want to receive (sender's
email, subject, comments, etc), and your username as a hidden field.

Mike

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Michael Winter
M.Winter@blueyo nder.co.invalid (replace ".invalid" with ".uk")

[HikksNotAtHome]

Re: Design Question

In article <bs51m8$pkl$1@t itan.btinternet .com>, "george"
<NOSPAM@btinter net.com> writes:
[color=blue]
>Hi All
>I am designing my own web page, nothing to complicated, and I have "mail me"
>facility on it. However, I would like visitors to be able to e-mail me
>without disclosing them my e-mail address. What is the easiest way to do
>this?
>Thanks[/color]

What this has to do with javascript eludes me.
If you do not want to give up your email address, use the most reliable way to
send mail from the web - a server side mail script.
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Randy