Come on then!

[Microo]

IM DOWNLOADING IT!!!!!

[Keith J. Kacin]

:)

[Alex]

Well done IPS before the evening :D Thanks alot xD

[riven3d]

ITS here, 1 problem so far, the download no matter which version you click says ioncube, i pressed the zend version and got the ioncube, pressed the ioncube and got the ioncube

[Microo]

ITS here, 1 problem so far, the download no matter which version you click says ioncube, i pressed the zend version and got the ioncube, pressed the ioncube and got the ioncube

Same here but it doesn't really matter i think?

[RedEnzian]

ITS here, 1 problem so far, the download no matter which version you click says ioncube, i pressed the zend version and got the ioncube, pressed the ioncube and got the ioncube

same here

[Charles]

We'll fix that - give us a few minutes.

[lupin84]

Gah I would be at work wouldn't I. *sigh*

[Alex]

Same :(

[Keith J. Kacin]

Noted. This will be looked into. :)

[.KX]

It does matter for people who use zend and not ioncube LOL.

[riven3d]

dont think it would matter, im about to find out

[Keith J. Kacin]

It does matter for people who use zend and not ioncube LOL.

Well, ioncube does not depends on a specific server software, so anyone should be able to install.

[.KX]

Oh ok.

[Quillz]

So, is IonCube better then? After all, who would want to install extra software if they don't want to?

[BlakeC]

Ioncube allows runtime loading. Basically you put the loaders in a folder that you upload on your hosting account. Zend Optimizer requires your host to install and make changes to php.ini.

If your host has Zend installed, then that is the easiest way to get up and running. IonCube allows you to install if you host does not have Zend and does not want to install.

A couple links to help:

Instructions for installing IonCube (follow the Run-time section, unless you have access to php.ini)
http://www.ioncube.com/loader_installation.php

Loaders
http://www.ioncube.com/loaders.php