Concise Antispam vs Email Address Obfuscation

Algorithm Plugin generates token on the backend side. Plugin adds hidden field for token in each form which will use method “POST” after rendering of the page. Plugin inserts token in the field after user’s interaction with site. For developers Antispam will automatically check submissions of the regular forms but ignores all AJAX requests. If you want to change this behaviour, you can use filter concise_antispam_need_to_validate_token. See example: Disable Antispam for some forms: add_filter("concise_antispam_need_to_validate_token", function($needToValidateToken) { if (!empty($_POST['do-not-check-antispam-token'])) { $needToValidateToken = false; } return $needToValidateToken; }); You can also always manually call \Concise\Antispam::validateTokenOrDie() in your custom handler. Formidable Forms integration For proper work disable the honeypot checking in the forms

A lightweight plugin that protects email addresses from email-harvesting bots, by converting email addresses characters to HTML entities. Hide email from Spam Bots using a shortcode [obfuscate_email] and built-in WordPress function antispambot(). Features Obfuscate plain email address Obfuscate href mailto link in HTML anchor element Support for custom CSS class Support for email subject Usage Obfuscate plain email address [obfuscate_email email="your@email.com"] Create clickable email address [obfuscate_email email="your@email.com" link=true] Add CSS class to the HTML anchor element [obfuscate_email email="your@email.com" link=true class="my-class another-class"] Obfuscate email address with email subject [obfuscate_email email='your@email.com?subject=My custom email subject'] Shortcode parameter email required – Email address. link optional – Set true if you want to create clickable email address. class optional – Add space separated list of classes.