How to prevent spambot from detecting emails from forms

[gm1234]

People shift from providing email addresses to using forms (for contact) in order to avoid spam

bots. But there are some new spam bots today which can detect email address even through forms

present on a website. Any solution to prevent this?

generally the form action is as follows

<form action="xyz@xyz.com">

Any other way this can be written to prevent it from being detected by spam bots?

 

[Zammy-Sam]

What about this:
name(at)domain.com

 

[mdnky]

Have it call a PHP page that feeds the e-mail address, which is stored in parts and combined by the PHP.

 

[ElDiabloConCaca]

Here's a REALLY easy way that's guaranteed to fool any spam bot. I use it on my website, and it seems to work well. It's free, and it takes your email address and encrypts it. Then, your "mailto" link would instead be a javascript action to decode the email address. Very cool and effective:

http://www.jracademy.com/~jtucek/email/index.php

See it in action here: http://www.jeffhoppe.com/contact

 

[OrganLeroy]

That's pretty sweet. The spam war escalates yet again...