Website Email Masking by Oric

Hiya y'all, and especially for Steve....

Last night I wrote, and today debugged, a program for the Oric that
generates masked email links for websites.
Who says that Orics are not modern?

The program inputs 3 lines from the user...
1) Email Address
2) Subject Line
3) Displayed Text

It then generates HTML ASCII code for the Email & Subject lines, and places
it all in a Javascript line.
The idea is NOT mine. It was a concept made up by an Amiga user friend of
mine. Trouble is I forget which one!!!
I took the code I generated for the email link on my Oric Website with the
Amiga program, and backward generated it into an Oric BASIC program.
(see here: http://oricspider.home.insightbb.com)

The program may be downloaded here:
http://oricspider.home.insightbb.com/software/EMASK.TAP

When I say 'Oric', I should really say 'Euphoric' as the program takes the
emulators ability to LPRINT to a file, to generate the code, and therefore
make it useable on an internet based computer (Amiga, Mac, PC, etc).

Here is the result of some of my test data...

orictest@xxxxxxxxx
Orics are Great
Email me here

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript"> <!--
document.write('<A
HREF="&#109;&#97;&#105;&#108;&#116;&#111;&#58;&#111;&#114;&#1
05;&#99;&#116;&#101;&#115;&#116;&#64;&#97;&#116;&#109;&#111;&#115;&#46;&#110;&#1
01;&#116;&#63;&#83;&#85;&#66;&#74;&#69;&#67;&#84;&#61;&#79;&#114;&#105;&#99;&#11
5;&#32;&#97;&#114;&#101;&#32;&#71;&#114;&#101;&#97;&#116;">Email me
here</A>');
// --> </SCRIPT>

Word wrap does mess up the code, so you may have to do some manual editing
to make it look something like this...

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript"> <!--
document.write('<A
HREF="&#109;&#97;&#105;&#108;&#116;&#111;&#58;&#111;&#114;&#105;&#99;&#116;&#101;&#115;&#116;&#64;&#97;&#116;&#109;&#111;&#115;&#46;&#110;&#101;&#116;&#63;&#83;&#85;&#66;&#74;&#69;&#67;&#84;&#61;&#79;&#114;&#105;&#99;&#115;&#32;&#97;&#114;&#101;&#32;&#71;&#114;&#101;&#97;&#116;">Email
me here</A>'); // --> </SCRIPT>

The real important part is to have 'document.write' on the start of a new
line.
The program intentionally does not have a ; after the LPRINT that finishes
the line with '<!--'

Simply paste the code into a webpage, and you should have a secure masked
email link.

Ok, heading out to church.
See you all later.
--
Peter 'TheSpider' Paterson
A Scotsman in Kentucky
Believer in the Lord Jesus Christ
Homepage: http://thespider.ath.cx
Personal Space: http://KYSpider.bebo.com






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