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Well, sadly it is mostly luck at the mo if someone sees your question. But thing is, alot of questions on here you can actually do a search for and it has been answered.

I never heard of that blog, might be worth a look to see if it is in the library.

I haven’t been able to download it yet, but I am going to be trying again at about 6pm.

Edit

Umm, I have just notice that all of a sudden that link doesn’t work. Going to see if I can find another link on his website.

Edit 2

Heh, the whole thing is IonCube encoded. Although am going to try it still and see if my server calls out to an random server. To be honest, I wouldn’t trust any script that is encoded more defo if the download comes from not a well known person.

http://yourdomain/wp-admin/ <- That is it in most cases.

Haven’t tested, but try.

<?php 

if (is_page('about')) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/about_header.php');}

elseif(is_page('portfolio')) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/portfolio_header.php');}

elseif(is_page('blog')) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/blog_header.php');}

elseif(is_page('contact')) {include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/contact_header.php');}

else {include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/home_header.php');}

?>

1) You said the code would belong to the public. I understand that wordpress code belongs to the public. But what about the code I write on top of wordpress?

Well, in theory one could debate that you are just adding code to WordPress and thus it is covered by the open source licence. You may be better off contacting legal advice in this case.

2) If I build a site for a client and put it on my own server am I required to give him the code? Or am I allowed charge for “Software as Service” where the client doesn’t own the code?

Well in theory, you don’t need to hand any code to your client but if I was your client, I would be really annoyed if you made a website for me and didn’t give me the actual code.

Once again, you would be advice to contact actual legal advice as these forums can only say so much sadly.

I am going to have a look now. I am not going to get the pro version so I can’t speak for that one.

And no worries about the newsletter, that is what my spam e-mail address is for 🙂

Edit

I can’t even download the plugin (server problems). I will check again in an hour or so.

In terminal of your Ubuntu VPS, do.

chmod -R 777 /var/www/*****/wp-content/uploads

Then try again. If it works, make sure to limit the permissions back to what you want it to be. If it doesn’t work, come back and we will have to work out why.

Also, I would NEVER advice to do it as root but to only do it as the same user that Apache (or whatever your webserver) runs as.