Talk:How do you add a PayPal button? - Revision history

Cmb: Moved email cloaking comments by Bmheck from the discussion to the main article.

2010-03-17T01:29:45Z

Moved email cloaking comments by Bmheck from the discussion to the main article.

Bmheck at 03:01, 27 December 2008

2008-12-27T03:01:34Z

Bmheck at 03:00, 27 December 2008

2008-12-27T03:00:37Z

Bmheck at 03:00, 27 December 2008

2008-12-27T03:00:04Z

Bmheck: New page: One note: you can disable email cloaking in an article by entering the following: {emailcloak=off} Enter this at the top of the article, i.e., {emailcloak=off} First line of article......

2008-12-27T02:53:35Z

New page: One note: you can disable email cloaking in an article by entering the following: {emailcloak=off} Enter this at the top of the article, i.e., {emailcloak=off} First line of article......

New page

One note: you can disable email cloaking in an article by entering the following:

{emailcloak=off}

Enter this at the top of the article, i.e.,

{emailcloak=off}
First line of article.....
Second line of article....

With this control, you do ''not'' need to turn off global email cloaking.

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−	~~One note: you can disable email cloaking in an article by entering the following at the beginning of the article (or anywhere in the article before the email address):~~

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−	~~With this control, you do ''not'' need to turn off global email cloaking.~~
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−	Also, keep in mind that PayPal now offers Secure Merchant ID (an alphanumeric string used in place of the merchant email address) at no cost; it is available for Web Payments Standard customers as well as in extra-cost plans. Email cloaking does not affect the Secure Merchant ID.

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	With this control, you do ''not'' need to turn off global email cloaking.		With this control, you do ''not'' need to turn off global email cloaking.
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		+	Also, keep in mind that PayPal now offers Secure Merchant ID (an alphanumeric string used in place of the merchant email address) at no cost; it is available for Web Payments Standard customers as well as in extra-cost plans. Email cloaking does not affect the Secure Merchant ID.

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-One note: you can disable email cloaking in an article by entering the following:
+One note: you can disable email cloaking in an article by entering the following at the beginning of the article (or anywhere in the article before the email address):
 {emailcloak=off}
 With this control, you do ''not'' need to turn off global email cloaking.
 Also, keep in mind that PayPal now offers Secure Merchant ID (an alphanumeric string used in place of the merchant email address) at no cost; it is available for Web Payments Standard customers as well as in extra-cost plans.  Email cloaking does not affect the Secure Merchant ID.

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 {emailcloak=off}
-First line of article.....
-Second line of article....
+Text of article.....
 With this control, you do ''not'' need to turn off global email cloaking.
 Also, keep in mind that PayPal now offers Secure Merchant ID (an alphanumeric string used in place of the merchant email address) at no cost; it is available for Web Payments Standard customers as well as in extra-cost plans.  Email cloaking does not affect the Secure Merchant ID.