Name	eMail	Phone
Gossamar, Gary	no	999--555-1234
Graystone, Joey		not available
Greenleaf, Mike	no	999--555-1234

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[How I cloak email addresses coming from a database] Contact Me Instead of having to do a form-based solution using 'id' numbers to hide email addresses that reside in your database - this solution provides an implementation that does a "mailto:" link with cloaking from within TBS using an 'ondata' PHP function. A simple link to a form looks like this: <a href="/contact.html?id=726" title="Contact Me!">Contact Me!</a> We're not going to get rid of the current href, so that even if they don't have javascript or an email client on their system, they can still contact you using a contact form (at "/contact.html"). I migrated a cloaking scipt to work as a TBS 'ondata' function - it adds onmouseover and onfocus handlers to change the actual address to the 'real' email address when they interact with it. The output looks like: <a href="/contact/" title="Contact Me!" onmouseover="javascript:this.href=mailMe('example%23com?subject=TBS cloaking funct','me');" onfocus="javascript:this.href=mailMe('example%23com?subject=TBS cloaking funct','me');" >Contact Me!</a> Don't forget to put the little slug of javascript in the top of your template html file.