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how to replace text on a page using Javascript code

Tony Strazzeri
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#1: Jul 23 '05
Hi,

I recently posted "problem with Javascript code from Include"
Thanks to response I have now fixed the problem.

This is to ask how to solve my next problem/step.

I am using javascript to create my email address on the fly so as to
avoid SPAM harvesters.

I like to see where I have placed the email address during design time.
What I am doing now is setting the marker text as hidden so it appears
at design time but is invisible at run time.

I use this code to display the spot followed by the call to create the
address.
Send Email to: <span style="visibility: hidden">mailAddyFor:
'Address_for_Info' </span>
<script language="javascript"
type="text/javascript">generate_address('Address_for_Info')</script>

The problem with this is that even though the marker is set to
invisible it still holds space and forces the address to appear away
from the label "Send Email to: ".

It appears as;
"Send Email
to:________________________________Address_for_Inf o@domain.com"
Note: the "_" are actually spaces.

Instead of; "Send Email to: Address_for_Info@domain.com"

Is there a way I can remove the entire marker text programmatically
(say from within the code that creates the address)?

Cheers
TonyS.


Duncan Booth
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#2: Jul 23 '05

re: how to replace text on a page using Javascript code


Tony Strazzeri wrote:[color=blue]
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> Is there a way I can remove the entire marker text programmatically
> (say from within the code that creates the address)?
>[/color]
Setting its style to display:none should be good enough for what you want.
Tony Strazzeri
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#3: Jul 23 '05

re: how to replace text on a page using Javascript code


Thank you. That works a treat!

Cheers
TonyS.

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn
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#4: Jul 23 '05

re: how to replace text on a page using Javascript code


Tony Strazzeri wrote:
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> Thank you. That works a treat![/color]

No, it does not.


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