ROT-13 Javascript Spam Defender

From the Rose Garden emerges a nice javascript to confuse spam-bots. This ROT-13 code will defend against most of those evil buggers from harvesting your email address.

<!-- Script to hide email address using ROT-13 -->
<script language='JavaScript'>
<!--
function rot13 (string) {
  var aCode = 'a'.charCodeAt();
  var zCode = 'z'.charCodeAt();
  var ACode = 'A'.charCodeAt();
  var ZCode = 'Z'.charCodeAt();
  var result = '';
  for (var c = 0; c < string.length; c++) {
    var charCode = string.charCodeAt(c);
    if (charCode >= aCode && charCode <= zCode)
      charCode = aCode + (charCode - aCode + 13) % 26;
    else if (charCode >= ACode && charCode <= ZCode)
      charCode = ACode + (charCode - ACode + 13) % 26;
    result += String.fromCharCode(charCode);
  }
  return result;
}
// -->
</script>

<p>Here is my email address: <script language="JavaScript">
<!--
var name="ebova-naa@ebova-naa.pbz";
document.write('<a href=\"mailto:' + rot13(name) + '\">');
document.write(rot13(name) + '<\/a\>');
// -->
</script></p>
<!-- End of example code -->

BAD SPAM ARMOR... BAD!

Now go BACK to hell! ...holyhell.net that is.

Please disregard the "SPAM ARMOR" post about how to hide your email address... Verify the lackluster of its written form by a TRUE javascript writer -BachusII- who makes his point very clear here.

SPAM ARMOR

My www.stopspam-smelltheroses.com Website will be receiving an upgrade soon - I have some "rot-13" and this new scriptie to add... Plus I desire a new font and text layout. Anyhoo - check out the SPAM-ARMOR I found at HOLYHELL.net! LOL

See it in action/Download the Code

//holyhell.net SPAM-ARMORING SCRIPT
//AUTHOR: Daniel Teichman
//EDITOR: Robin-Ann [blog.robin-ann.net]
//feel free to use this as you wish provided that you keep this header
//radeobfuscated:001=a,002=b; 100=A,101=B; 200=0,201=1; xx=end letter/word/number
var alphaLower = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";
var alphaCaps = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ";

function decode(data) {
newdata = "";
for (i = 0; i < data.length; i += 3) {
thisLetter = data.substring(i, i + 3);
if (thisLetter.charAt(0) == 0) newdata = newdata + alphaLower.charAt(thisLetter.substring(1,3));
else if (thisLetter.charAt(0) == 1) newdata = newdata + alphaCaps.charAt(thisLetter.substring(1,3));
else newdata = newdata + thisLetter.substring(2,3);
}
while (newdata.indexOf("\\n") >= 0) {
newdata = newdata.replace("\\n", "\n"); }
return newdata;
}
</script>

<script>document.write(decode('117014001008013100013013xx'));</script>

Maintaining the Rezidense

After much thought, I believe the best fix for anyone new to my blog.robin-ann.net page is to change residense to reZidense, therefor double expressing the misspelling. Then everyone should know it is intentional. It amazes me that two people can constitute a world of people; that power is awesome. Does anyone understand that?

Cookie Monster

I finally understand cookiemonster!

IE 7 Sneak Preview

I wonder how much this domain cost... Now who luvs ya?

Residence v. Residense v. Rezidense

Neat - my first moderation!

Two comments from my 1st blog entry with regard to my blog.robin-ann.net residense have sprouted.

The residence is purposely a "residense" since this page is a place for inane and illogical jousts.

Bod placed a winkey face so I think he was keen to the homophone.

-ja928 commented he thought it was purposeful.

cookiemonster said he wanted cookies - wait that is out of context... cookiemonster, I will get you some cookies later! Now back to the "ReZiDENce" issue.

I thought it was clever. What do you think?

INTRODUCTION of RAz blog on SiteExperts

  Come One, Come ALL!

INTRODUCING...

blog.robin-ann.net!
blog.robin-ann.net is an extension of www.robin-ann.com and is hereby proclaimed as the site for fun, quirky, nonsensical, cool, crazy, daffy, dippy, dizzy, flaky, fool, fool around, foolish, for grins, freaked out, freaky, gagged up, goofball, idiotic, illogical, inane, incongruous, irrational, jokey, joshing, kooky, laughable, looney, ludicrous, monkey, nutty, preposterous, sappy, screwy, senseless, sensational, shtick, silly, stupid, tomfool, unusual, unreasonable and wacky posts!

Thanks again to David Silverlight with Community Credit for inspiring the better organization of my webs. His Community Credit idea has propelled me to make logical sense of my world online. So YEA! And Goooooogle, for giving blog rights to ALL of us (on different levels of course) and my thank yous would not be complete without a gratuitous *MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM* to all my good friends at Site Experts.

Onward!