Hmmm...ok. So I have only seen the code appear in both the Community Builder and uddeIM front-end parts of our site and not any other parts of our website that use 3rd party extensions. I wonder now if I should be posting these questions in the Joomla forums instead?

EDIT: 9:01 p.m. (Central Time)

I think I may be narrowing down the root of the problem here. Once signed into my profile on our church website (front end), I went to the screen where I can update my details...such as my name, e-mail address, change my password, etc. I decided to take a look at the actual code for the page, and it appears there may be a conflict with the RS Firewall software we recently installed. Here is a portion of what I'm seeing for the first "Email" text field:

<td class="fieldCell" id="cbfv_50"><input type="text" name="email" id="email" value="<img src="/alc/index.php?option=com_rsfirewall&task=cloak&string=aG9 ...

Looks like I may need to consult other folks to get this situation resolved (?).

Post edited by: chofer, at: 2010/11/14 04:07

I just wanted to give a quick update as I have now solved the problem. With some help from a user on the RS Joomla forums, I was able to get this resolved.

So, if anyone is reading this, the simple answer was that our new RS Firewall has a setting within the configuration of the software in the back-end admin pages to turn the e-mail addresses text into images. This setting was turned on...which in turn, was why I was seeing the code in and next to the textboxes where a user could update his/her own e-mail address in the profile screen. By turning this feature off in RS Firewall, the issue corrected itself, and the e-mail address field displayed the e-mail address...nothing else.

Thanks again for helping me try to solve this.