betaReMailR

Say 'no' to disposable emails.

The Real eMail checkeR

All the options:

Have a look at the source of the submission page to see some options in action. You'll find some of these being used:

• Explain why the submit button is disabled, if - and only if - a blocked email domain is used.
  For this you need:
  1. A span with the text you want to display - e.g.:

     <span class='remailr-hidden' id='remailrMailCheckFailed'>
     Emails from this domain are not allowed.
     </span>

     The span needs to have the class 'remailr-hidden' and the id 'remailrMailCheckFailed'.
  
  
  2. Two CSS classes to show and hide the span - e.g.:

     <style type="text/css">span.remailr-hidden{ display: none; }
     span.remailr-error{ display: inline; color: #ff0000; }</style>

     You are free to style the classes as you want, but they have to be called 'remailr-hidden' and 'remailr-error'
  
  
• Options of the textbox:

  pos	Position of the small ReM link behind the textbox. 1 for behind the textbox, any other value: below. Default: 1
  width	Width of the textbox in pixels Default: 200
  name	Name of the textbox for further treatment of the data Default: 'userMail'
  length	Maximum length of user input Default: 30
  refocus	Put focus back after blocked email domain was entered? 1 for yes, any other value: no. Default: 1
  jsfof jsfok jsfoc	Javascript functions to call onfocus, onkeyup and onchange. These functions must take one parameter: a string with the current content of the textbox. Default: none

  The options are added in the script call to remailr_js.php - e.g.:

  remailr_js.php?pos=2&width=200&name=domain&jsfok=writeSite

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