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Installation is a SNAP!

We strive to make the installation of our turnkey systems as easy as possible!

In order to perform the installation yourself, you should be familiar with:
Code Editing with a Text Editor and Transferring Files with an FTP Client.
If you are not familiar with these concepts, we highly recommend our installation services.

Our requirements are very lean. They vary slightly between PHP and ASP versions.

Web Disclaimer for PHP – Installation Instructions

The only server requirement:

  1. Allow for server side php script execution
    1. If the files you wish to protect end with the “.php” extension, you don’t need to change a thing!
      1. Go on to Install and Configure.
    2. If your files don’t end with “.php” – Do one of two things…
      1. Ask your hosting provider to enable php script execution for the file extension(s) that your website uses.
        1. Example extensions: “.htm”, “.html”, etc
        2. Example letter to hosting provider:(copy and paste – be sure and change this message to include the file extension(s) for all page(s) you wish to protect)

      2. or Rename your files so that they end with “.php”

Install and Configure:

  1. Unzip the file to your hard drive and browse into the folder labeled “floridalawtools”
  2. Locate the file named “config.php” and open it in your favorite text editor. (notepad, dreamweaver, etc)
    1. Type the URL for your company’s logo file. (Recommended file types: gif, jpeg or png)
      1. ie: http://www.yourwebsite.com/yourlogo.jpg
    2. Type the name of your company.
      1. ie: My Law Firm
    3. Type the URL for your company’s website.
      1. ie: http://www.yourwebsite.com
    4. Specify the location of the “floridalawtools” directory.
      1. If it is in your site root, this line should read
        1. $floridalawtools_location = “/”;
      2. If it is in a folder named “your_folder”, this line should read
        1. $floridalawtools_location = “/your_folder/”;
      3. If it is in a folder named “sub_folder” within a folder named “your_folder”, this line should read
        1. $floridalawtools_location = “/your_folder/sub_folder/”
    5. Save and close the file.
  3. Upload the folder labeled “floridalawtools” to the desired directory using your favorite FTP client.
  4. Add a single line of code to the first line of each document you wish to protect.
    1. Example: <?php include “floridalawtools/protect.php”; ?>
    2. You can then hit “enter” so that the rest of each page starts on line 2.
  5. That’s it! Enjoy.

Our requirements are very lean. They vary slightly between PHP and ASP versions.

Web Disclaimer for ASP – Installation Instructions

The only server requirement:

  1. Allow for server side asp script execution
    1. If the files you wish to protect end with the “.asp” extension, you don’t need to change a thing!
      1. Go on to Install and Configure.
    2. If your files don’t end with “.asp” – Do one of two things…
      1. Ask your hosting provider to enable asp script execution for the file extension(s) that your website uses.
        1. Example extensions: “.htm”, “.html”, “.shtml”, etc
        2. Example letter to hosting provider:(copy and paste – be sure and change this message to include the file extension(s) for all page(s) you wish to protect)
      2. or Rename your files so that they end with “.asp”

Install and Configure:

  1. Unzip the file to your hard drive and browse into the folder labeled “floridalawtools”
  2. Locate the file named “config.asp” and open it in your favorite text editor.
    (notepad, dreamweaver, etc)

    1. Type the URL for your company’s logo file. (Recommended file types: gif, jpeg or png)
      1. ie: http://www.yourwebsite.com/yourlogo.jpg
    2. Type the name of your company.
      1. ie: My Law Firm
    3. Type the URL for your company’s website.
      1. ie: http://www.yourwebsite.com
    4. Optionally, specify the location of the “floridalawtools” directory.
      1. If it is in your site root, this line should read
        1. $floridalawtools_location = “/”;
      2. If it is in a folder named “your_folder”, this line should read
        1. $floridalawtools_location = “/your_folder/”;
      3. If it is in a folder named “sub_folder” within a folder named “your_folder”, this line should read
        1. $floridalawtools_location = “/your_folder/sub_folder/”
    5. Save and close the file.
  3. Upload the folder labeled “floridalawtools” to your root directory using your favorite FTP client.
  4. Add a single line of code to the first line of each document you wish to protect.
    1. Example: <!–#include file=”floridalawtools/protect.asp”–>
    2. You can then hit “enter” so that the rest of each page starts on line 2.
  5. That’s it! Enjoy.