I asked the developer about the code used to hide emails from robots scraping the website's code and was informed that this code had already been placed on your website.  This means that it is likely that it was an actual person, not a bot/script, pulling the emails from your website. Since this is the case, we suggest creating a contact form that goes to an email rather than simply displaying an email. 

Here is an example of what the emails look like on the source code end (with our email-hide function file active):

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If you visit the staff page (https://saintmary.life/our-staff/), you will see that I have added a checkbox to send an email. Once a person checks that box, the fields for the email appear below. I have done this so the page isn't just full of 20 forms.  Once they click send, the filled out form will be emailed to the appropriate staff member (configured within the form's Settings > Notifications > Admin Notification).

Here is what the form looks like from the source code end (no emails shown):

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I have filled the form out for Fr. Doug and requested that he let me know if he receives it.

Before I duplicate the form, is this all the information that you'd have within the form?

Let me know and I will make any necessary changes before creating a form for each of the other staff members.


Thank you,

Web Department, Diocesan
877-923-0777