A script that closely examines the content of a form box to ensure that the user entered a valid email address. If not, the form submition is canceled, and the surfer prompted to re-enter a valid address. Uses Regular Expressions.
Advanced
Email Check plus screening out of certain types of addresses
A script that closely examines the content of a form box to ensure that the
user entered a valid email address. If not, the form submition is canceled, and the surfer
prompted to re-enter a valid address. If it is, the script continues and checks whether
the address is of a certain type (such as hotmail and yahoo), and if it is, blocks the
form submition as well. In essense, this script allows you to not only block invalid email
addresses, but "casual" addresses as well.
Anti-spam
email displayer
A powerful anti-spam script that allows you
to display one or several email addresses on your webpage without spam
harvesters being able to extract them. Display emails using a drop down menu
or straightforward text links. Easily style the links using CSS as well.
Email
Me button
This simple but practical script render a "email me"
button that, when clicked on, launches your visitor's default email program
with the "To", "CC", and "Subject" line all
filled in already. Cool!
JavaScript email
director
Uses JavaScript to direct surfers when emailing
Loose Email Address Check
A script that "loosely" checks the contents of a text box to see if the surfer
has entered a valid email address (by the presence of the symbol "@"), and if
not, cancels the form submission, and signals him/her to re-enter the email address
Manual Email Check
In most cases, an invalid email address
is entered by the user due to carelessness. This script forces the user to double check
whether a valid email is entered before submitting the form. It alerts a box with the
entered address upon form submission, and asks the user whether this information is
correct or not before allowing the submission to continue. Highly effective way to ensure
a valid email entry from the user!
"Unspamable"
email link
Ever wonder how spammers find and email you
all that "junk" They do so by using robots that retrieve your
email address from your webpages, and add it to their spammer's list. Here's
a script to prevent spammers and email harvesters from finding your email
address on your website.