Releases for Invisimail

Release notes

This is a complete and total rewrite of Invisimail for Drupal 7. Gone is the old one-off clunky hard-coded mess. Now it is a pluggable, extensible framework for anti-spammer email encoding via filter, formatter, or direct API calls. Two encoders are provided, with individual configuration, and support for more is dead simple. No regex needed!

The documentation should be reasonably complete, although the invisimail.api.php file could stand to be improved a bit. It should also now be very unit testable, although those tests have not yet been written. Patches welcome. ;-)

It is my hope that this module can serve as a central router to unify the various email-encoding modules that exist. If you'd like to add more encoders, please file an issue.

Release notes

This is a major cleanup of the Drupal 6 version of invisimail. It will also be the last (probably). The next step is to branch a Drupal 7 version. All future feature requests should be filed against that version. The Drupal 6 branch is now in critical-maintenance-only mode.

Changes since DRUPAL-6--1-2:

• #881354 by dboulet: Fix Notice on undefined $items variable.
• #580698 by dboulet: Handle domain names with - in them.
• #956076 by Crell: Over-encoding when using JS encoding and not linking.
• #874120 by lucascaro: Use innerHTML rather than document.write() for marginally better quality JS, which means the JS doesn't break when using Ajax calls.
• #605200 by Andrew Schulman and Crell: Show improved filter tips in both short and long versions.
• Default filter config fieldset to open, not closed.
• #816100 by sdsheridan: Split regex into two parts to handle existing links better, add tons of documentation and error handling.

Release notes

We've recently revamped the regex and logic flow of the module to be more robust and stable. This version should work well in most (all?) cases.

Release notes

Development release for Drupal 6.