This JavaScript was created to provide another alternative to those erratic and hard to read sideways scrolling text and status bar displays. This JavaScript uses TEXTAREA to create the effect of text scrolling up the page.
Have a Web page with multiple e-mail addresses? Use this JavaScript to protect them from spambots. Simple to use.
Protect your e-mail address from spambots. In addition to hiding your e-mail address, this JavaScript also adds a subject line.
This Web form utilizes the sender's e-mail. This form has a validation for information added; if all is entered correctly, the sender will be directed to a 'thank you' page.
Use this JavaScript to validate Email addresses on the client-side. To validate an Email address, use the function in the following manner: isEmail(someEmailAddress)
. The function returns true
if the Email is valid, else the function returns false
.
Hate spam? Fight back! This script will generate random e-mail addresses on a page that spambots will, in turn, try to contact. Because they aren't real, they will bounce back to the spammer's mailbox, which will keep them busy with fake addresses. This example generates 10 fake addresses but you can set the number as high as you want. Put the script on a blank page on your site and let the battle begin! (You could also have it link to several other pages with the same script. The spambot will follow the link and gather the other addresses also.
This JavaScript verifies the given value as a possible valid e-mail address.
This JavaScript create a contacter with radom JavaScript security number on website. A function to send the form submit time in a hidden input, and an unique Reference Number based on the local computer clock in milliseconds in a div that appears after submission. Used here with a script to send the form opening time in a hidden input. Can be used by more than one form on the same page.