DigitalWebTalk Tutorials – Make your own PHP Licensing system!

Web Freak — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 07:47:03 +0000

Another useful tutorial from DigitalWebTalk.com

All Credits to to this post..

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Ever scared that someone might steal your source code and distribute without any rights?

Well here is a solution. In this tutorial, i will teach you how to make a licensing system to your php scripts. Its fairly simple, however hackers can decode it. but still, you might be safe from the script-kiddies. Its a simple php web development tutorial.

Here is what you have to do. First Put this php code in any file of your php script :

$licensed = @file_get_contents (’http://www.yourdomain.com/check.php?u=’ . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] );

if($licensed==’1′) { //your statements }

else die (”Unlicensed”);

Now the source of check.php which you have to host on your server

$domain=$_POST['u'];

if( $domain == ‘licenseddomain1.com’ || $domain==’licenseddomain2.com’ ) echo “1″;

//you can add any number of domains to be licensed.

else echo “0″;

?>

Now try to hide the First bit of code in any file which has a lot of coding. Also try to encode it. you can also use Free encoders available such as THIS. But remember, these are not decryptable. I suggest you use ioncibe and encode the file which has the first codebit.

thats it. You ‘ve just made your own licensing system

DigitalWebTalk Tutorials – Adding a favicon to a Wordpress Blog!

Web Freak — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:33:06 +0000

Alright, Digitalwebtalk.com is one of my favorite blogs and I have also dedicated a special category for posts made by the admin!

Its a must visit site for all tutorials etc.

Hi all,

I have had many people asking me how i added a favicon to a wordpress blog. Its not there by default. So i would like to share this simple method to add a favicon to your wordpress Blog.

here is what you have to do :

Step 1 :

Get your favicon ready. Well , you can get favicons from many places. If you want to design your own cool favicon, then see THIS for the simple tutorial.

Step 2 :

Copy the generated favicon to your wp-content/themes/theme-name folder.

Step 3 :

Edit the header.php and add the following code anywhere between the tags.

Thats all. The Favicon should start to appear now.

All credits to the admins of DWT

Thanks

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