I have purchased a license but ads are not removed

I have purchased a license but ads are not removed from my website.

I have placed my license code in the admin pannel in advance setting.

Please let me know what to do and whom to contact.

Anurag Jain

www.csclasses.in

csguidance@gmail.com

Also my domain is still unregistered

is there someone who can help me??????

1. Remove the license from the advanced area of the admin panel - save it while it is blank.

2. Log out completely

3. Close your browser

4. Go back to the login page for your admin panel. You should be prompted for your registration code there.

5. Enter the code there

6. Finish logging in and check to see if your ads are gone.

7. If they aren't gone, clear your site cache and repeat from step 1

Hope this helps.

~ PC

i have repeated these steps 1000 times n in many browsers. But ads are still there. is there any way to remove it manullaly

check your php.ini settings

allow_url_fopen = on

WHERE TO FIND THIS FILE (PHP.INC)

 It's not php.inc it's php.ini

First:  Log into yoursite.com/administration/ 

Second:  Go to yoursite.com/administration/phpinfo.php

Look for allow_url_fopen and see if it is on or off.

If it is on, then just put the license in and be patient, it sometimes takes time for the license to update, it's not always an instantaneous thing as it has to make a 1 time call back to the boonex servers to verify the license and update your Unity Account with the domain registration.

If it is off, then you will need to check your php.ini file and add it to it.  The php.ini is in the servers root, sometimes (which you would know by now) you need to place a php.ini within the dolphin directories, but you would of discovered that during or very shortly after install when you found alot of things not functioning.

Guys i am really thankful to u people for your replies

But my problem still exists.

Anyways i will wait for another 24 hrs.

Further i will contact to my host regarding php.ini settings

Thanks a lot

please answer me this also

can i upload my logo for boonex logo for the time being

actually my website is a education institution and it will directly affect my reputation to use free license script.

uploading your own logo yes you can do that anytime

What is the solution if my host is not ready to allow

allow_url_fopen=on

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My host has mailed me this. But i dont know what is this. How can i use this to remove the ads.

Any suggestion??

The allow_url_fopen is now set to off on all our servers to increase security.

allow_url_fopen allows a programmer to open/include a remote file using a url rather than a local file path, that is highly risky.

You can still use this function in the form of cURL library.

Many programmers include files by pointing to remote url, even if the file is on the local system.

For example:

<?php include("http://example.com/includes/example_include.php"); ?>

With allow_url_fopen set to Off, this method will no longer work. Instead, the file must be included with the local path by doing either one the following three methods:

1. Using relative path, such as ../includes/example_include.php 2. Using absolute path, such as /home/username/public_html/includes/exampe_include.php

3. Using PHP environment variable $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], which returns the absolute path to the web root directory.

For example:

<?php include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/includes/example_include.php"); ?>

Passing Variables to an include file:

It is worth mentioning that the alternative solutions presented here will result in a difference in the way the include() function is handled. The alternative solutions all return the PHP code from the included page; however, the now-unavailable remote URL method returns the result from the included page. One result of this behavior is that you cannot pass a querystring using the alternative solutions. You define the variables locally before performing the include.

For example:

<?php include("http://example.com/includes/example_include.php?var=example"); ?>

must be changed to:

<?php

$var = "example";

include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/includes/example_include.php");

?>

For maximum flexibility when using multiple includes, it's easier to create a variable:

<?php

$doc_root = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];

include("$doc_root/includes/example_include.php");

include("$doc_root/includes/example_include2.php");

include("$doc_root/includes/example_include3.php");

include("$doc_root/includes/example_include4.php");

?>

Note: The technique works in the same way, regardless of whether you are using include() or require().

Unless there is a work-around for the global php.ini settings, your only other option is to switch to another web hosting company that has this setting turned on.

Hey guys thanks for your support.

My license status is updated and my website is registered with out allow_url_fopen = on

Anyways thanks alot