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Step 2: configure config.ini

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  1. Navigate to the “inc” subfolder and edit the config.ini file stored on your server.

Once again, check that the config.ini file cannot be accessed publicly (the .htaccess prevents end users from accessing it) because this file contains sensitive data for generating activation keys.

The important part of the config.ini file looks like this:

[globals]


; ====== Modify the following parameters for your workbook ======
; ** Your XLS Padlock user ID **
xlspadlockuserid = "xps-1000000000"


; ** Default maximum number of activations per order allowed (we also take account of order quantity).
; For instance, if the customer bought a quantity of 2 products and with defmaxactivperorder = 2, we would allow 4 activations.
defmaxactivperorder = 2


; Determines whether the server should enforce license expiration.
; When set to true, the server will manage expiration of activations based on the parameters defined in workbooks.json:
;   - keymaxruns: Maximum number of executions allowed.
;   - keymaxdays: Maximum number of days the activation is valid.
;   - keyexpiredate: Specific expiration date for the activation.
; Only one of these expiration modes should be set per product variation.
; If set to false, the compiled workbook application will handle expiration embedded into the activation key without server-side checks (less secure).
; Possible values: true or false.
use_server_expiration = true


; ** Relative path to the wp-load.php file of your WordPress installation. If you installed the kit in a subfolder of your WordPress root folder,
; there is no need to modify this link.
wprelativefolder = "/../"


; ID of the target site in a multisite setup (replace with the desired site ID)
; You must see your admin page to find it.
; If this is not a multisite, leave the value at -1.
target_site_id = -1


; ====== Logging Configuration ======
; **  Enable or disable logging **
enable_logging = true


; ** Logging level: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL **
log_level = "ERROR"


; ** Path to the log file **
log_path = "logs/app.log"

  1. Change the value of the entry named xlspadlockuserid to your XLS Padlock user ID. This user ID is available in the registration email that you received when you purchased XLS Padlock. Important: remember that the user ID begins with xps-

  2. If you have placed the “xlspadlock-woocom” folder in a more complicated directory tree than a subdirectory, you need to specify the path of this directory relative to the root of your WordPress directory (the root folder contains wp-load.php).

  3. Optional: if you have a WordPress multisite setup, replace the value of target_site_id with the actual ID of the site you want to target. Otherwise, leave -1 for a single WordPress site.

  4. If you wish to use the log to store performed operations, you can enable error reporting by setting `error_logging` to `true` and then choosing a logging level, such as `INFO`.

  1. Save modifications to the config.ini file.

The web application is now ready to receive data from the compiled workbook EXE files and communicate with your WordPress/WooCommerce website.