Had to revisit this snippet because some one told me my post had no code and that it was modified. Glad to see its still here.
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Yes mexabet; what I do is only encrypt a portion of the html document making it difficult to fill in the blanks after expiration.
For instance, what I'll do is take a Joomla or even a WordPress theme and encrypt just the index.php file and header.php file and encrypt with the time lock.
Naturally anyone could reproduce a design simply by viewing it in most cases but most wont go through the trouble.
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Hi:
I've been using CodeLock and find it to be perfect!
I like that it encrypts the whole file when you follow these 2 basic steps:
1. Only use <? opening tags as Codelock does not work with <?php opening tags.
2. Do not display encrypted HTML output and ALL your HTMl will work perfectly as well robots will still see your METADATA.
Best Regards,
dennishall
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