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base64 encoding is often used to protect PHP code. There is an online tool that allows you to encode and decode the code. Here is the link: Base64 Encoding/Decoding Tool by Thomas Horsten.

It really works with the code you have. It’s a common kind of PHP protection and this tool reveals the opinion that base64 encoding is secure and it’s enough for code protection. If you hae any ideas on how to protect the PHP code, you’re welcome to post them in your comments.

Zend, Ioncube, etc are not enough as there are some paid services that offer “dezend” and “deioncube”. Code obfuscation… hmm, it just increases the time used to modify such a code, but doesn’t really help.

I would like to have my PHP scripts protected, but I don’t know any good protection method at the moment.

Just found some on the internet. I can’t find any proof of this information, but I think the data is quite real. So, I will show you keywords with top cpc, and top google cost per month.

Google.Adsense TOP by Google Cost

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This information was copypasted from here. Let me repeat that I don’t know anything about the source of this info. But… I hope it will be useful for you

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Another short function appears on my blog. If you need to convert your HTML code, containing links only, into BBcode, you need this function:

function make_bbcode($normal)
{
$samurl=str_replace(“<a href=”, “[url=", $normal);
$samurl=str_replace("</a>", "[/url]“, $samurl);
$samurl=str_replace(“>”, “]”, $samurl);
return($samurl);
}

That’s a very simple solution that doesn’t cover all the instances of HTML code. If you need a good converter, I’d suggest you this one. That’s a great service that allows you to deal with different options of forum code, and it’s absolutely free. You’re also welcome to download and run HTML to BBCode converter script . Source code is available there so you can organize your own service of code conversion Another simple service that has any design is this one. I don’t think there is any difference as the script is quite simple and free.