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Systems that accept plugins really shouldn't be scanning source and should have a proper module introspection system where modules can identify themselves, but alas not all systems work that way. is doing, what text it looks for when scanning source (which is gone of course when encoded, hence why if fails). It's not difficult to do once you understand how the given framework, CMS etc.

When I am ready to encode everything for the first time I'll purchase the Encoder and take advantage of their refund policy should it ultimately not work. I was using the IonCube PHP Encoder 7 evaluation. Of course the true test comes when the plugin is finished and I go to encode all sorts of complicated functions and routines.but this initial test was a proof-of-concept success. My plugin so far contains wordpress hooks and uses of $wpdb for database work.

#Ioncube decoder wordpress code#

Apparently there is a bug with this forum code.and I tried posting with and without the code brackets. I tried including the code from the 'comment-only' main plugin file, but this forum kept giving me a blank page without posting my reply. By now the only thing the main plugin file contained were the Wordpress Plugin comments and the include statement leading to the encoded file. I encoded THAT file, and then included it in the main plugin file. I didn't use the 'add header comments' but rather took all of my php code BUT the comments and moved them to a seperate file in the same directory. So I tried the 'include the encoded file method'. Well that completely broke Wordpress with all sorts of fun error messages (didn't record them). I swapped it out for the unencoded file to activate my plugin, then once activated I uploaded the encoded plugin file. I initially tried encoding the main plugin file and using the 'add header comments' feature, but doing that I found Wordpress wouldn't even activate the file.

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'main plugin file with the 'comment header' full of plugin information' If it's okay with you, could you show us what you have in the comment header please? My host (inmotionhosting) already has ionCube PHP Loader v4.0.12 installed. I was able to activate my plugin, and the code is running as expected with no error output. I did not use any of the special restriction features, and I did not use any of the obfuscation features. I then include() the main encoded file that is in the same directory as the main plugin file. I have my main plugin file with the 'comment header' full of plugin information. I have achieved success with the evaluation version. Would love to hear your feedback if you have had more success.

#Ioncube decoder wordpress software#

Lastly, I've downloaded and tried other encrypting services and software online. I've made numerous attempts however, I have not been successful. To my knowledge, it has not been resolved. Has this issue been resolved? I am looking at ionCube to protect my upcoming plugin release but it's all for nothing if the ionCube loader isn't being triggered when Wordpress loads a plugin. I had also tried the other suggestion from another thread, and it did not work. The file /home/tehwebz/public_html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/plugin/file.php is corrupted.ДЄnyone know why it's seeing the file as corrupted? Is it reading the file as it is, instead of decrypting it?Д¬learly, there's a lot of developer who is interested in this type of guidance. I've done this and it's solved the header problem, although now I'm receiving this error: 'gesman' said that you should create another file and include the encrypted file. I searched around and found on these forums a thread about encrypting plugins for wordpress: I first received an error saying that the headers of the plugin were invalid. I'm trying to encrypt a WordPress plugin.

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