Dynamic Content for Elementor v1.9.5.2 NULLED
Hello @BNew99 & @TassieNZ,
thanks for the fixed versions but they still asking for license key on license panel.
I found a 1.9.4.4 version nulled by another way.
With this one I do not have a request for License key but I do not have a registered message as well.
I made a test replacing 1.9.5.2 files with modified version of the 1.9.4.4 nulled.
dynamic-content-for-elementor/dynamic-content-for-elementor.php
change
line 17 * Version: 1.9.4.4 to * Version: 1.9.5.2
line 80 define('DCE_VERSION', '1.9.4.4'); to define('DCE_VERSION', '1.9.5.2');
dynamic-content-for-elementor/class/DCE_License.php without any modification.
And that working, I have the same result that I had with the 1.9.4.4 version.
Both versions seem to work well. I not sure if the license key is really needed or just to auto update the plugin.
So what version is the real nulled version? The fixed version by @BNew99 & @TassieNZ , the 1.9.4.4 solution or a nulled version is not mandatory to use the plugin?
I'm not an expert in nulling, I'm just curious. I'm sorry to disturb you with my questions
(I uploaded the 1.9.4.4 nulled files I used)
I know that lol.
update_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_activated', 1);
update_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_key', 'B5E0B5F8DD8689E6ACA49DD6E6E1A930');
update_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_expiration', '2030.01.01');
license format.@BNew99,
I know that lol.
With this plugin, I think it's a little different.
I do not notice any different behavior of the plugin with or without the nulled code on both files "dynamic-content-for-elementor.php" & "DCE_License.php".
Code:update_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_activated', 1); update_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_key', 'B5E0B5F8DD8689E6ACA49DD6E6E1A930'); update_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_expiration', '2030.01.01');
In the license panel, in both case I have a message asking for a license key.
So 2 solutions:
1) The license key is only needed for updating purposes, as the message suggests.
"Enter your license here to keep the plugin updated, obtaining new widgets, future compatibility, more stability and security." If it's the case, the code above is useless.
2) The plugin is not nulled despite the code above.
static public function call_api($action, $license_key, $iNotice = false, $debug = false) {
global $wp_version;
$args = array(
'woo_sl_action' => $action,
'licence_key' => 'dce-11123213-aad33456-33de3345',
'product_unique_id' => SL_PRODUCT_ID,
'domain' => SL_INSTANCE,
'api_version' => '1.1',
'wp-version' => $wp_version,
'version' => DCE_VERSION,
);
$request_uri = SL_APP_API_URL . '?' . http_build_query($args);
$data = wp_remote_get($request_uri);
//var_dump($args); //die();
//echo '--------';var_dump($data);
$data_body = json_decode($data['body']);
if (is_array($data_body)) {
$data_body = reset($data_body);
}
//var_dump($data_body);
//the license is active and the software is active
$message = 'activated';
$expiration_date = '2030.01.01';
add_option('dce_notice', $message);
add_action('admin_notices', 'DCE_Notice::dce_admin_notice__success');
//doing further actions like saving the license and allow the plugin to run
//var_dump($data_body);
if ($debug) {
return $data;
}
return true;
} public static function dce_active_domain_check() {
$dce_activated = true;
$dce_domain = base64_decode(get_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_domain'));
return true;
}
public static function dce_expired_license_notice() {
$dce_expiration_date = get_option(SL_PRODUCT_ID . '_license_expiration');
return false;
}
static public function is_active($data) {
return true;
$data_body = json_decode($data['body']);
$data_body = reset($data_body);
//var_dump($data_body);
return true;
}
