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I am a noob in javascript, I need to hide a piece of code that I use in html in a separate js file and use it in several pages of the site, how can I do this?

This is the code that protects mail from spambots:

This is my code :

This StackOverflow post and this page on the GitHub docs outline how to set up a private email address, but I do not see this option available in my Enterprise account when going to Settings --> Emails. Is this a known issue? An option selected by the owner of my Enterprise account? What's the best workaround for this? I'd like to avoid my email address being made public to spambots. Not strictly a coding question, but I would be grateful for a response.

I'm trying to get a gui in a gui ish.

The layout I have for the first gui:

I have a basic powershell function that works as a spambot.

I am trying to disable all other inputs within a specific form "

The reason for this is to model user behavior so they will join our site discord first for various reasons that I won't be going into. I understand that this is not a secure method. All user data will be sanitized and validated on the server side to protect the site/database. I understand that it is possible to bypass this and still submit data, again user data will be sanitized and validated on the server side to protect the site/database. I am doing thise because even with a huge note on the membership form to do so, they still try to submit data and bypass joining the discord making it difficult to communicate with them. this is an attempt at idiot proofing a site - also it blocks a lot of spam as spambots generally can't join a discord.

here is a very simple example from which I will extrapolate to our actual membership form.

here is the htmt

My web application has three possible input fields, two of which are required and one of which are optional. They are $_POST['name'] (required), $_POST['message'] (required), and $_POST['identity'] (optional).

In order to stop spambots from posting, I thought about making a "honeypot" of various fake inputs that a spambot might use (e.g. $_POST['username'], $_POST['url']). If some connection were to POST to these, the script would die on them. I could make something like this pretty easily, but the size of my script is a major concern and specifying dozens of honeypot inputs would require more space than I am willing to use.

Instead, I think it makes more sense in my case to have a "reverse honeypot," i.e. have the script die if anything except the three true input fields is POSTed. But I don't know a technique for that, and I don't know if it would cause other problems.

Is there a way for me to specify in PHP that the script should die if anything other than $_POST['name'], $_POST['message'], and $_POST['identity'] is sent? Would doing this cause problems I have not foreseen?

Is there any TYPO3 extension for version 9, which can be used for spam protection in TYPO3's contact form, but does not set any Cookies? I used reCAPTCHA earlier, but it's setting so many Cookies from Google. My goal is to have a "Cookie-free" website. Does such an extension exist or is there any other alternative how to protect my contact form from spambots?

Just in case: I am able to use Google Search, but before installing and trying any available extension out, I am rather asking, if maybe someone already knows a solution.

Thanks!