Protect Your Users Email With PHP and MySQL - Conclusion

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As you may have figured out, I value this method and I consider it an absolute necessity for any webmaster. Nothing upsets me more than a website that has my email address accessible to the public. Even though I run my own email servers and I can create a junkmail account, I think this is a pure hassle and none of us should have to do this to participate in websites. My honest opinion is that if you don't use this method or a similar method, you're failing as a webmaster. You should protect your readers and members at all costs.

Here's a few references that we've used in this tutorial:

• mail
• switch
• while
• foreach
• break
• Variable Variables

Enjoy!
phpfreak

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