Answered SpamGuard 1.5.0-pl - anyone managed to get this w3c-valid?

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profilneurotiker Reply #1, 11 years, 6 months ago

Hi there!

I'm trying to use the SpamGuard 1.5.0-pl-Package in Revo 2.3.3 which works fine so far. But when I check my page through the w3c-validator I'm getting a lot of errors. This is the html-output:

<figure class="team">
<a title="John Doe" href="" class="SpamGuard" data-tooltip="Send an Email to John Doe" uT="de" uD="nameofwebsite" uU="john" d="">Kontakt</a>									</figure>

And these are the validator-errors:

Attribute ut not allowed on element a at this point.
Attribute ud not allowed on element a at this point.
Attribute uu not allowed on element a at this point.
Attribute d not allowed on element a at this point.

That's all "ok" so far, because those attributes are surely unknown.

Now I thought I could add a "data-" to each attribute. The related code in the SpamGuard-snippet I found and edited...but then the correct Email doesn't get used, instead the email is "undefined".

I tried it this way (snippet code from line 67 with my edits):

// parse the email addresses
$emailFields = SpamGuardParser($email, $emailName, 'data-u');
if (!empty($cc)) { $ccFields = SpamGuardParser($cc, $ccName, 'c'); }
if (!empty($bcc)) { $bccFields = SpamGuardParser($bcc, $bccName, 'b'); }

// format subject and body text values
if (!empty($subject)) { $subject = 's="'.rawurlencode($subject).'" '; }
if (!empty($body)) { $body = 'b="'.rawurlencode($body).'" '; }

// format display values
$display = 'd="'.$display.'"';

// create the formatted link for the page:
$output = '<a title="[[+name]]" href="'.$defaultLink.'" ';
$output.= 'class="'.$class.' '.$classes.';
$output.= 'data-tooltip="Send an Email to [[+name]]" ';
$output.= $emailFields . $ccFields .'data-'.$bccFields;
$output.= $subject . $body;
$output.= $display;
$output.= '>'.$defaultDisplay.'</a>';

return $output;

So now the html-output looks like this:

<figure class="team">
<a title="John Doe" href="" class="SpamGuard" data-tooltip="Send an email to John Doe" data-uT="de" data-uD="nameofwebsite" data-uU="john" data-d="">Kontakt</a>
</figure>

But as I wrote before now the email-adresses gets an "undefined" set...anyone knows how to solve this?

This question has been answered by profilneurotiker. See the first response.

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profilneurotiker Reply #2, 11 years, 6 months ago
Ok, got it...I didn't see the Chunk that is holding the necessary JS.

So I edited this line:
```
$emailFields = SpamGuardParser($email, $emailName, 'data-u');
```
and this one
```
$display = 'data-d="'.$display.'"';
```
I don't need the cc- or bcc-function, nor the subject or body, but I guess this would work the same way.

Afterwards I edited the chunk names SpamGuard-JS by adding these "data-" to each needed variable...that's how I got this W3C-valid.