#2 - Use a Clickable JavaScript for Your Email Address
You will need two scripts. The first breaks down your email address into three coded parts [ who @ url ] and defines how it will be printed. It can be placed anywhere on the page, but I put it in the head. Copy the script below. Then just change Jim to the name that you want to appear before @ and then change Smith.Com to the domain name that you want to appear after @.
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
var who = "Jim";
var url = "Smith.Com";
function print_mail_to_link() {
document.write('<font size="-1" face="arial" color="blue">');
document.write("<A HREF=\"mailto");
document.write(":" + who + "@");
document.write(url + "\">" + who + "@" + url + "<\/a>");
document.write('</font>');
}
</script> | Then copy the following script and place it exactly where you want your email address to appear in your web page.
| <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">print_mail_to_link()</script> | Unfortunately, this method has a minor problem or drawback - the person reading your web page must have a Java-enabled web browser to see your email address. If Java is disabled, they they cannot see your email address.
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