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Hi, I am using the cgi script "cgiemail" and I like it. The email need to be put in the email template file. I was wondering how can I protect this email address from spammers?
See if it allows you to assign aliases. I've never used that particular one but I know that NMS formmail does this. It allows you to assign a variable (1) to an email address then in your form you merely send the mail to 1 and the script sends it to the correct email.
See if coding your email address into the ascii equivalent characters will work. See http://www.u.arizona.edu/~trw/spam/spam2.htm for an encryption routine. It works with plain HTML pages, so I suspect it would work with your form and cgi (although I've never tested this).
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