Hey Diederik,

Hm, where did you enter the codes? Is this added into the article of Joomla?

Hi Mark,

I added it at the start of the blog article. If you want an example article you can search for "home visits" in the posts in the back-end, and then you will see I added the keyword "{emailcloak=off}" at the start of the article. If you open the post on the front-end you won't see the keyword, seeing that it is removed by the Joomla plugin.

Hey Diederik,

Hm, I think you could try a simple hack in the email cloaking plugin as that would be ideal because I could see the same problem arising if you are generating rss feeds (perhaps rss feeds aren't as strict as AMP) but what you could do is to edit the file /plugins/content/emailcloak/emailcloak.php and at line 97 locate the codes below:

[gist]
protected function _cloak(&$text, &$params)
{
[/gist]

Replace it with,

[gist]
protected function _cloak(&$text, &$params)
{
$doc = JFactory::getDocument();

if ($doc->getType() != 'html') {
return;
}
[/gist]

Alternatively, if you do not want to apply the hacks on the emailcloak plugin, edit the file /administrator/components/com_easyblog/includes/post/post.php and at line 4919, locate the codes below,

[gist]
// Trigger plugins to prepare the content.
$this->prepareContent('list', 'content');
[/gist]

Replace it with,

[gist]
$this->text = '{emailcloak=off}' . $this->text;

// Trigger plugins to prepare the content.
$this->prepareContent('list', 'content');
[/gist]

Hi Mark,

Thanks. Will try your suggestions.

No problem Diederik