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<?php
include_once("includes/db_connect.php");
include_once("includes/mk_common.php");
//include_once("includes/phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php");//$contactEmail = 'zzz@z.com';
$contactEmail = 'yyy@yyy.com';
My project manager says:
Since all php files are processed by server when opened, spam bots will not be able to access the php source - instead they will see only the HTML code which is generated by php script. For example, you can view the HTML source of this .php file - it doesn't contain any e-mail addresses.
Is he correct? If not, in this code is the following compatible
yyy@yyy.com
to use in place of yyy@yyy.com?
If the email address is in the html code that is out putted by the browser, then surely the bots will be able to read it? Do the email address's appear in the source code?
sorry I wasn't clear: The code I quoted above is in the .php file. The email addresses are not visible nor outputted by the browser. The email address are only visible in the .php file source code quoted above.