Hi there, following this community post from former unbounce staff I was able to add JS snippet to select landing pages to prevent form submissions with spam domains
I’ve confirmed it works when applied on a per-page basis but when I put it in script manager to make it domain wide, it doesn’t work anymore unless the script is on that page already.
here's what it looks like on a page
<script>
window.ub.form.customValidators.EmailDomainValidation = {
isValid: function(value) {
return /\@(?!(me|mac|qq|yandex|gamil|aol|tasla|msn|teleworm|business|getmail|mailinator|mailina|mail|hhh|domain|gmailr|bussiness|businessmail|jourrapide|armyspy|hldrive|gmailinator|eamail|tech|email|info|armyspy|manimailinator|mailin|memail|hhh|gamail|fuck|memail|email|asdfasd|out|efu|ko|domain)\.)/.test(value.toLowerCase());
},
message: 'Please enter a valid email address',
};
</script>
<script>
window.ub.form.validationRules.work_email.EmailDomainValidation = true;
</script>I’ve tried placing it in the <head> in script manager, but that didn’t work. Any advice is appreciated as I’m not a technical person.
At the end of the day we are validating domains with hubspot so even if a user submits a spam email in unbounce they won’t be synced into our contacts but I’d still like to keep our stats as clean as possible in unbounce.
Thanks!
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