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<title>Protecting Email From Spambots</title>
<description><![CDATA[Our alumni want to be able to click and email those that sign - I know there is a way to do this because I&#039;ve seen it on other guestbooks - I don&#039;t see where the standard templating did this - but it&#039;s something I definitely need to do - otherwise the book is just great!  

Has anyone done this or does anyone have a suggestion on how to?  I&#039;ve done a lot of searching and all seem to point towards inidividual encoding via javascript --   I&#039;ve already got it to where it works for mailto: Â - equals :
I&#039;m basically looking for something to force the display of the  the script to make @&#039;s  -- just so the spambots won&#039;t pick them up - although complete encoding would be even better as I&#039;m sure 
spambots have gotten smarter over the years..

Thanks for any input!

Lorri Nevil

http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/  - has turned out nicely!
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[Our alumni want to be able to click and email those that sign - I know there is a way to do this because I've seen it on other guestbooks - I don't see where the standard templating did this - but it's something I definitely need to do - otherwise the book is just great!  

Has anyone done this or does anyone have a suggestion on how to?  I've done a lot of searching and all seem to point towards inidividual encoding via javascript --   I've already got it to where it works for mailto: Â - equals &#109;&#097;&#105;&#108;&#116;&#111;:
I'm basically looking for something to force the display of the  the script to make @'s &#064; -- just so the spambots won't pick them up - although complete encoding would be even better as I'm sure 
spambots have gotten smarter over the years..

Thanks for any input!

Lorri Nevil

<a href="http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/</a>  - has turned out nicely!]]></content:encoded>
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<title>Adding Language for Custom Field</title>
<description><![CDATA[I may have missed it or possibly not searched correctly - I have just added WSNGuest for our alumni association - I had tried another guestbook which had what I needed but customizing the look and feel was going to give me a coronary so I went and searched for something else that would give me what I needed (and hopefully allow the import of 5+ years of guestbook data as easily as the other one did - haven&#039;t gotten that far).

I&#039;ve added the most important field that needs to be displayed AND be a specific searchable entry - classyear - 
<a href=&quot;http://www.baaa.org/gb/index.php?&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot;>http://www.baaa.org/gb/index.php?</a>

I know that I have to deal with the language - 
and am assuming that once I have it figured out it will be as the others:
LANG_VIEW_CLASSYEAR}: 1979 for example and that the search by will be
the same type: ENTRYCLASSYEAR}

What I&#039;m failing to find is where to do this exactly...any help would be appreciated -as far as customization - wow - after trying to read the details for this one <a href=&quot;http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot;>http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/</a> my eyes crossed and I had to pop 4 advil liquigels -- I&#039;m hoping that importing the data will be as easy because the customization was a snap - great job!

Thanks in advance
Lorri Nevil]]></description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[I may have missed it or possibly not searched correctly - I have just added WSNGuest for our alumni association - I had tried another guestbook which had what I needed but customizing the look and feel was going to give me a coronary so I went and searched for something else that would give me what I needed (and hopefully allow the import of 5+ years of guestbook data as easily as the other one did - haven't gotten that far).

I've added the most important field that needs to be displayed AND be a specific searchable entry - classyear - 
<a href="http://www.baaa.org/gb/index.php?" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.baaa.org/gb/index.php?</a>

I know that I have to deal with the language - 
and am assuming that once I have it figured out it will be as the others:
&#123;LANG_VIEW_CLASSYEAR}: 1979 for example and that the search by will be
the same type: &#123;ENTRYCLASSYEAR}

What I'm failing to find is where to do this exactly...any help would be appreciated -as far as customization - wow - after trying to read the details for this one <a href="http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.baaa.org/guestbook/</a> my eyes crossed and I had to pop 4 advil liquigels -- I'm hoping that importing the data will be as easy because the customization was a snap - great job!

Thanks in advance
Lorri Nevil]]></content:encoded>
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