I’m getting a lot of “SEO help” type spam, and I’m trying to get to the bottom of where it’s is coming from - I’m not pointing the finger at Form Pro, but wanted to ask whether the receiving email address is obfuscated in the code in any way? I have the Human Test enabled (are there plans for a Honey Pot in an update? IMHO it would be more elegant). Certainly, nothing unwanted is coming through in the form format that I’ve set.
I do also have 1LD’s Author Card on the page, as well as Stacks4Stacks’ Touchbase. I know Touchbase does obfuscation - not sure about Author Card, but Joe Workman has a great site which converts an email address to code, which I’ve used in the link field.
Hey @jacksona – Nothing is completely spam proof unfortunately, whether is it captchas, honey pots, or something else. The email address for the form should not be visible in the underlying code seen by bots or visitors, as it resides in the server-side PHP code. If you were getting a Form Pro formatted email with content then it would be more likely that a bot was spamming the form. I can’t speak for the rest of your content on the page.