How to Null and Activate Premium WordPress Themes and Plugins [Valuable info]

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I see. I checked and no, what they have in the free plugin is the class "abstracts" (it is like a preset) and it is more to have the free plugin ready to receive the integration extension should you install it (which is 119 Euro !!!).

Great, I've actually just been sent the nulled version from someone. It's just the single plugin, no extra plugin addon for Bricks. Both the Bricks & Oxygen extensions are enabled in the options. I'll DM you with the zip if you can check how it's been done and let me know.
 
Great, I've actually just been sent the nulled version from someone. It's just the single plugin, no extra plugin addon for Bricks. Both the Bricks & Oxygen extensions are enabled in the options. I'll DM you with the zip if you can check how it's been done and let me know.

Sure, you can send it for comparison.

I see that most is done in "React" (javascript) and it is implemented in the "main-c7847692.js" file inside the "core-framework / dist" folder, which has a huge chunk of code. I guess that either they modified that file, or somehow the file is monitored for "pseudo-licensing" (if they provided some kind of license key).

But again, it would be nice if you send it so I can compare it with the original file and see if something is added to the database.
 
Hello I have Yoast free version, to activate on the front page you have said here I first need the "Premium version? where to get this for free to start?
My yoast does not have that pathway you have in this thread on free version current version of yoast.
Any help please?
 
I haven't had the time to look at this but what you outlined is a simple function that has a boolean output, whether or not the Bricks option is installed and has a license.

So if what you need depends on that function, just "return true;" at the beginning of the function.

That function alone is defeated like in the example below but I think there might be more things to it in the rest of the plugin and the logic of the whole plugin must be studied first.

Code:
From this:

    public function determine_load(): bool {
        $option  = get_option( 'core_framework_main', array() );
        $license = get_option( 'core_framework_bricks_license_key', false );
        return isset( $option['bricks'] ) && $option['bricks'] && $license;
    }

To this:

    public function determine_load(): bool { return true;
        $option  = get_option( 'core_framework_main', array() );
        $license = get_option( 'core_framework_bricks_license_key', false );
        return isset( $option['bricks'] ) && $option['bricks'] && $license;
    }


Lol, this is a personification of what the function does:

Code:
The code "return isset( $option['bricks'] ) && $option['bricks'] && $license;"

equals to:

Answer this: Is the option "bricks" already set? AND if set, is it anything other than "false"? AND is the license also set and
is anything other than "false"?

You return your answer: sure! True!

I am sorry to be boring if you already know PHP. This is just for the benefit of the newbies on PHP.
HELLO sir can you help me to null this theme for me I want to import demo theme but its asking for purchased code
IF YOU CAN PLEASE HELP ME IT WILL BE GRATE FOR ME

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ttnfxr3s9gnswy9/wpmain.zip/file

I haven't had the time to look at this but what you outlined is a simple function that has a boolean output, whether or not the Bricks option is installed and has a license.

So if what you need depends on that function, just "return true;" at the beginning of the function.

That function alone is defeated like in the example below but I think there might be more things to it in the rest of the plugin and the logic of the whole plugin must be studied first.

Code:
From this:

    public function determine_load(): bool {
        $option  = get_option( 'core_framework_main', array() );
        $license = get_option( 'core_framework_bricks_license_key', false );
        return isset( $option['bricks'] ) && $option['bricks'] && $license;
    }

To this:

    public function determine_load(): bool { return true;
        $option  = get_option( 'core_framework_main', array() );
        $license = get_option( 'core_framework_bricks_license_key', false );
        return isset( $option['bricks'] ) && $option['bricks'] && $license;
    }


Lol, this is a personification of what the function does:

Code:
The code "return isset( $option['bricks'] ) && $option['bricks'] && $license;"

equals to:

Answer this: Is the option "bricks" already set? AND if set, is it anything other than "false"? AND is the license also set and
is anything other than "false"?

You return your answer: sure! True!

I am sorry to be boring if you already know PHP. This is just for the benefit of the newbies on PHP.
HI, SIR CAN YOU ASSIST ME IN COMPLETING THIS? I would appreciate your assistance if you could disable the purchased code that is preventing me from installing the demo theme. THEME NAME GUFF

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ttnfxr3s9gnswy9/wpmain.zip/file
 
HI, SIR CAN YOU ASSIST ME IN COMPLETING THIS? I would appreciate your assistance if you could disable the purchased code that is preventing me from installing the demo theme. THEME NAME GUFF

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ttnfxr3s9gnswy9/wpmain.zip/file


There you go.

All the license stuff is in the plugin "guff-core".

If you update the plugin, the same modifications must be done again to the new plugin. However, this is for manual updates because I turned off automatic updates of the plugin.

There was a total of 6 modifications, in a total of 5 files inside the "guff-core" plugin listed below. Just look for the mark "//#######" to identify the modifications.

-guff-core / inc / settings / welcome.php (1 mod)
-guff-core / inc / meta-box / inc / update / option.php (1 mod)
-guff-core / inc / meta-box / inc / update / notification.php (1 mod)
-guff-core / inc / meta-box / inc / update / checker.php (2 mods)
-guff-core / guff-core.php (1 mod)

I tested the theme with the plugin in the localhost and was able to install the demo data with no problem.

Here is the "guff-core" plugin already nulled. Install this new, or on top of the already existing "guff-core" plugin.

DL:
Code:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/sp848mkxo4vrpio/guff-core-nulled.zip/file

VT (0/65):
Code:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0e8c34de4e797ede1e3cfd21a57180a300d242580408f3387b504798d362ec94?nocache=1
 
Hello everyone,

I'm new to this forum and I'm really grateful to have found it. While searching the internet for solutions to a particular problem, I came across recommendations for this forum and decided to join the community.

Firstly, I'd like to greet all the members who selflessly share their knowledge and experiences to help others. I've familiarized myself with several topics, including the one that currently interests me, but now I've encountered an issue that I've decided to share with you.

Namely, I'm having trouble activating the theme "Belfort" /plugin that uses belfort-core. I've tried to solve the problem in various ways, but without success. @zilog357 please can u help me with this themes file is https://workupload.com/file/Z5X8tauKrfU

Thank you in advance for any help and support.
 
Hello everyone,

I'm new to this forum and I'm really grateful to have found it. While searching the internet for solutions to a particular problem, I came across recommendations for this forum and decided to join the community.

Firstly, I'd like to greet all the members who selflessly share their knowledge and experiences to help others. I've familiarized myself with several topics, including the one that currently interests me, but now I've encountered an issue that I've decided to share with you.

Namely, I'm having trouble activating the theme "Belfort" /plugin that uses belfort-core. I've tried to solve the problem in various ways, but without success. @zilog357 please can u help me with this themes file is https://workupload.com/file/Z5X8tauKrfU

Thank you in advance for any help and support.

I can null it but cannot make it to download the demo. I would need to look deeper into it but it looks like a license is needed to do that. Not sure yet. I will let you know later if I find a way.

Another thing that may suggest that the demo is only available with a license is the fact that you have an XML file in the package with some content, probably the demo data. This is many times done when distributing a nulled theme that has no access to the demo data because of licensing.
 
I can null it but cannot make it to download the demo. I would need to look deeper into it but it looks like a license is needed to do that. Not sure yet. I will let you know later if I find a way.

Another thing that may suggest that the demo is only available with a license is the fact that you have an XML file in the package with some content, probably the demo data. This is many times done when distributing a nulled theme that has no access to the demo data because of licensing.

Thank you for your response and for looking into the theme for me.

Indeed, I was able to install the demo content using the XML file included in the package. I have almost completed the website on my localhost without any issues. During the development on the localhost, the theme and its plugins (such as "belfort-core") are working perfectly fine without asking for a license activation, and all the content and features, like "properties", are displayed correctly.

However, the problem arises when I try to deploy the site to a live server. Once the website is moved to the server, the "belfort-core" plugin automatically gets blocked and stops displaying the site content that relies on the plugin, such as the "properties" section, along with some other functionalities provided by the plugin.

It seems that the plugin performs a license check or similar verification when running on a live server, which doesn't happen in the localhost environment. As a result, the plugin's functionality is restricted, and the site's content is not fully displayed.

I found three files related to registration in the plugin \belfort-core\inc\core-dashboard directory, but I'm not sure if these are the ones causing the issue.

I greatly appreciate and value your help and assistance in this matter. My goal is to ensure the site works seamlessly on the live server as it does on my localhost.

Thank you again for your help and support.
 

Thank you for your response and for looking into the theme for me.

Indeed, I was able to install the demo content using the XML file included in the package. I have almost completed the website on my localhost without any issues. During the development on the localhost, the theme and its plugins (such as "belfort-core") are working perfectly fine without asking for a license activation, and all the content and features, like "properties", are displayed correctly.

However, the problem arises when I try to deploy the site to a live server. Once the website is moved to the server, the "belfort-core" plugin automatically gets blocked and stops displaying the site content that relies on the plugin, such as the "properties" section, along with some other functionalities provided by the plugin.

It seems that the plugin performs a license check or similar verification when running on a live server, which doesn't happen in the localhost environment. As a result, the plugin's functionality is restricted, and the site's content is not fully displayed.

I found three files related to registration in the plugin \belfort-core\inc\core-dashboard directory, but I'm not sure if these are the ones causing the issue.

I greatly appreciate and value your help and assistance in this matter. My goal is to ensure the site works seamlessly on the live server as it does on my localhost.

Thank you again for your help and support.

Ok, I tried replying with a possible solution but the forum pops up a message that there was an error. Maybe because I included some code? It was between code brackets anyway... I will try again...

@vele

Ok. It did not go through. The forum is not allowing to send my reply so I will not use code to see if it works.

Check the following.

In the plugin directory below:

"belfort-core / inc / core-dashboard/"

Find the file:

"class-belfortcore-dashboard -dot- php"

Around line #300, you will find the function "get_code()". Look at it and realize that as long as it is run in the localhost, which corresponds either to the IPv4 "127.0.01" or the IPv6 "::1", it will return true for the license key. Once it is run in a live server, the license key will be "false" or "null" unless you have already forced a value to the database for when it runs the function "get_purchase_code()" at the beginning of this other function.

To remedy that, just force it by returning true ("return true;") or any random string like I do (Ex: "return'L12345678';" ) so it works even when it is live.

If that does not solve the problem, just let me know to keep looking. but so far, that is the only mention made to the localhost in the plugin. It is just that instead of using "localhost", they used the IP value instead.

Cheers!
 
@vele

Ok. It did not go through. The forum is not allowing to send my reply so I will not use code to see if it works.

Check the following.

In the plugin directory below:

"belfort-core / inc / core-dashboard/"

Find the file:

"class-belfortcore-dashboard -dot- php"

Around line #300, you will find the function "get_code()". Look at it and realize that as long as it is run in the localhost, which corresponds either to the IPv4 "127.0.01" or the IPv6 "::1", it will return true for the license key. Once it is run in a live server, the license key will be "false" or "null" unless you have already forced a value to the database for when it runs the function "get_purchase_code()" at the beginning of this other function.

To remedy that, just force it by returning true ("return true;") or any random string like I do (Ex: "return'L12345678';" ) so it works even when it is live.

If that does not solve the problem, just let me know to keep looking. but so far, that is the only mention made to the localhost in the plugin. It is just that instead of using "localhost", they used the IP value instead.

Cheers!

@zilog357 Thank you so much for resolving the issue!

Everything is now working perfectly, and I cannot express how grateful I am for your help. If you ever need any assistance, especially with graphic design services, please do not hesitate to reach out. I would love to return the favor in any way I can, as you've saved me a project I've been working on for almost two months.

Thank you once again for your invaluable support!!!
 
Hey @zilog357 I was wondering, can this be nulled directly https://wordpress.org/plugins/miniorange-otp-verification/ or would I need to buy the premium plugin (can do it if that's needed) to crack it?
Thanks!

Hello bro.

I would need to see the premium code but from what I have seen in a quick glance, looks like it unfortunately is a SaaS ("Software as a Service") and once you have the premium plugin installed, it will not send any message or email without a license.

As an example, this is taken from the FAQ on their Wordpress.org page, where they offer 10 free SMS or so (counted in their servers):

"Why am I required to register?"

"Our very simple and easy registration saves your time of configuring WordPress email settings. You don’t need to configure your own SMTP(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) gateway, our SMTP gateway is used for sending OTP."

So indeed, that verifies that the plugin is using their servers to do the job and of course, a license validation will need to be in place all the time for that to happen.

Somewhere it says that you may include your own gateways but I am not sure how this will be configured without them taking their piece of the pie, and having your own gateways like Twilio, etc., means independently paying for that service also.

So again, from what I have learned about this plugin, I would not buy it expecting to null it and use it on many sites because it is very, very, very likely that it will work in one installation only ("immune-to-nulling plugin").

Hey @RoiBox I read in a local newspaper that "Sweden will donate $1230M in military help to Ukraine". Any nukes?

Anyway, way to go! Go suecos! :D
 
Somewhere it says that you may include your own gateways but I am not sure how this will be configured without them taking their piece of the pie, and having your own gateways like Twilio, etc., means independently paying for that service also.
Actually, this is the only reason I wanted the premium plugin (I have a Msg91 gateway account that I want to use) - - I don't particularly care about their own service. Would it be possible to just null that specific feature?
 
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