Do you want to encode your scripts "on-the-fly"? OR encrypt the HTML output of your existing PHP scripts?

Now you can integrate the Codelock Dynamic Encryptor within your own scripts! It works with PHP or HTML files! It also encodes your HTML Output.

Use it as a library script or simply include it as an extra function.

Now it's possible to encode your scripts in REAL TIME online on-the-fly with
CODELOCK Dynamic Encoder
"Encode & Deploy - Your Way!"

Overall Security: Good

Check out all these Features of the Codelock Dynamic Encoder:

• The Encoder works with any install of PHP4.x or better
• Runs in Real-time and online. You can include it within your own scripts as a function!
• You can use ZLIB compression for better security and file size
• Encode your PHP scripts instantly
• Protect the HTML source code of your active (running) PHP scripts or pages by including the encoder
• You can also specify the right-click protection message

The Codelock Dynamic Encoder has two modes:

Encode file mode

In this mode you can specify a source file and a destination file, and run the Encoder as a real-time encoder. This mode will create an encoded PHP file of an existing PHP or HTML file, and you have the option of encoding the HTML Browser output!

Encode running page mode

In this mode, you can place the encoder (with an include) at the top of any HTML or PHP page (must have a PHP extension). Then, the encoder will encode the browser HTML output of the current page in real-time.

To see what it does, right click and view the source of this page! This page currently has the Encoder embedded at the top of the page. This is what the code looks like:

< ?php ###################################### # Using the dynamic Codelock Encoder # ###################################### # This example will encrypt the browser output of the HTML code below this Encoder (It can also be a PHP page too) include("dyncodelock.php"); $thefile=""; $thenewfile="THIS_FILE"; $encrypthtml="y"; $protected_message="This page is Protected!"; $usezlib="y"; $compressionlevel="9"; $codelockstatus=codelockthis($thefile,$thenewfile,$datawidth,$encrypthtml,$protected_message,$usezlib,$compressionlevel); die(); # Below... Is your normal page (HTML or PHP) ?>

Simply put the dyncodelock.php file into the same folder as your files and you have a real-time PHP/HTML Encoder engine!

To Encode your files in real-time, the way you want...

click here to purchase the Codelock Dynamic Encoder