Babak updated Service Finder - Providers and Business Listing WordPress Theme with a new update entry:
Service Finder Theme v4.0
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Service Finder Theme v4.0
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Service Finder - Providers and Business Listing WordPress Theme v4.1
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Babak updated Service Finder - Providers and Business Listing WordPress Theme with a new update entry:
Service Finder Theme v4.1
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Service Finder Theme v4.1
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This theme is not nulled, it's asking for the purchase code to show the Service Finder tab on the Dashboard menu, did somebody nulled it? The website doesn't work without Service Finder, which is the core component of the website. As the author shows in his YT video tutorial, after he activates with a themeforest license code, he gets the Service Finder tab installed.
I've been digging into the code, and the file at: Main Theme Folder\service-finder\vendor\plugins\sf-booking\admin\sedateAdmin.php seemed to allow the activation. Specifically in this function:
public function service_finder_lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj(){
$lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj = get_option('_transient_feed_lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj');
if($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj != '') {
$lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj = unserialize($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj);
$lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj = (!empty($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj['lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj'])) ? $lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj['lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj'] : '';
if($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj == 'done'){
return true;
}else{
return false;
}
} else {
return false;
}
}
So I set, both first if-statements to true, waiting that the activation process won't complain when submitting any activation code, but it didn't work. I believe there is a listening state in the local WordPress Theme we install, because when you attempt to activate, the site takes your wp url like localhost/service and puts in his website url as input like https://aonetheme.com/service-finder-demo4/verification/?url=http://localhost/service. It might be requesting a response to verify your code with their API, and that response gets back to your localhost/service url. Can someone who has already nulled it, give some lights on this?
I've been digging into the code, and the file at: Main Theme Folder\service-finder\vendor\plugins\sf-booking\admin\sedateAdmin.php seemed to allow the activation. Specifically in this function:
public function service_finder_lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj(){
$lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj = get_option('_transient_feed_lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj');
if($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj != '') {
$lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj = unserialize($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj);
$lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj = (!empty($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj['lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj'])) ? $lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj['lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj'] : '';
if($lhjsdhf_dhfhjskfj == 'done'){
return true;
}else{
return false;
}
} else {
return false;
}
}
So I set, both first if-statements to true, waiting that the activation process won't complain when submitting any activation code, but it didn't work. I believe there is a listening state in the local WordPress Theme we install, because when you attempt to activate, the site takes your wp url like localhost/service and puts in his website url as input like https://aonetheme.com/service-finder-demo4/verification/?url=http://localhost/service. It might be requesting a response to verify your code with their API, and that response gets back to your localhost/service url. Can someone who has already nulled it, give some lights on this?
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