To work properly with URL filter

Thanks, I'll have to write some kind of documentation for this module.

When you're writing the documentation, can you make it clear what the module really does.

I think I get the idea - that it hides email addresses from spiders, right? That's why I'm about to use it on my site.

If you spelt that out in your documentation, more people would find the module through searches.

'Obfuscate' is a great word, but it doesn't say it all.

Thanks for making it.

I switched the filter order as described above, still getting code appearing on the page instead of the e-mail address.

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Any info on removing the raw code so just the e-mail address shows would be appreciated. I'd much prefer to use this module than go dropping javascript into each place on the site where an e-mail appears.

Thanks!
Nathan

I went as far as disabling every filter except eMail obfuscator and couldn't get past the same issue NathanSF describes in #3.

Don't know if this will help, but ... I resolved this problem by putting the obfuscator at the top of the list in the "rearrange" tab on input filter configuration page.