eZ Mail Hide

• The reCAPTCHA can only be solved by humans, so this stops spammers from gaining access to published email addresses through automated programs.
• With eZMailHide extension, id, css, classes, title, hreflang are ok.
• no reCAPTCHA challenge is required as far as your are logged in !

Setup

• Place the freshly checked out ezmailhide extension in your extension folder.
• Generate reCAPTCHA Mailhide API key freely here : http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/apikey and paste your pub / private keys into the keys array already defined in ./extension/ezmailhide/site.ini.append.php
• Activate the extension. This can typically be done in settings/override/site.ini.append.php, as shown below :

::

[ExtensionSettings]
ActiveExtensions[]=ezdhtml
ActiveExtensions[]=ezflow
ActiveExtensions[]=ezodf
ActiveExtensions[]=ezwebin
ActiveExtensions[]=ezmailhide

After installation, remember to clear all caches ( or more granularily ). You can do so by running, from eZ Publish's root folder, in a command line prompt :

::

php bin/php/ezcache.php -s<siteaccess_name> --clear-all

Where <siteaccess_name> is the name of a siteaccess using the content ( DB + var directory ) you are enabling the extension for.

Testing & Usage

• edit an object and create a 'mailto' link.
• As an anonymous user, have a look at your frontend siteaccess, see how looks your mailto link and how reCAPTCHA challenge works.
• Login into frontend siteaccess and see how it looks now : no reCAPTCHA challenge is required since you are logged in.
• If reCaptcha Mailhide doesn't work for you, check that your are not logged in, check your PHP installation is => 5.2 , check your API key, clear all caches, or check reCaptcha wiki