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It depends on what your definition of “One time” is…

Woothemes is a premium WordPress theme site. They offer a few different pricing options. You can buy a single theme, buy a single theme with Photoshop docs included, or you can get a monthly subscription to the site where you have access to all of the themes. If you do the subscription plan, you pay a “one time signup fee” of either $125 or $200, and are then billed either $15 or $20 a month.

On the pricing page there’s a strange little sentence under the “What happens if I cancel my Theme Club Subscription?” section. Styling is mine for emphasis.

If you want to re-subscribe to our club after you cancel, you will have to pay the one time signup fee again.

Now I understand completely why they want to charge the fee again, but why do they insist on calling it a “one time signup fee”? It is possible to have to pay it more than once, so it’s not really “one time”. Why not call it an “account activation fee” or something similar instead? Or if they think the wording increases conversions, change the monthly subscription to a “one time monthly payment”.

WordPress Caching Comparision – W3 Total Cache vs. WP Super Cache vs. WP Cache

Moved to SuperSoJu.com

Remove Injected PHP code from hackers

Here’s a quick little php script to batch process all your .php files and remove base64_decode junk if your site has been hacked. Just save this as a php file, upload it to your website and visit that page in your web browser.

<?php

set_time_limit(0);

$tmpdir = "./";

$rmcmd = `find $tmpdir -name "*.php" -type f | xargs sed -i 's#<?php /\*\*/ eval(base64_decode(".*?>##g' 2>&1`;

echo "Finished";

?>