Each publication should have its own dedicated folder (and URL) on your server. The "publication1" folder should be considered as a template. For instance, if you want to add activation support for a new publication, just copy the entire contents of "publication1" to another folder named "publication2" (or what you want).
1) Copy the contents from "publication1" to another subfolder in the same parent folder (heakdist). For instance, in this tutorial, it will be "publication2".
2) Navigate to the new subfolder and edit the pubsettings.inc configuration file.
This is the beginning of the pubsettings.inc file:
<?php
/* Configuration settings file for a given publication.
YOU MUST CONFIGURE THESE PARAMETERS BEFORE USING THE HEAK.
HTML Executable Activation Kit
Copyright G.D.G. Software 2009. All rights reserved.
Redistribution of this code is stricly prohibited.
*/
// Publication GUID (available in the Output Filename tab).
// Brackets {} must be included.
$pubid = "{8D74E5E8-0756-4723-AA65-300BAB9EA478}";
// Default maximum number of activations permitted.
// Used to verify that deactivations do not restore more than permitted activations.
$defactnummax = 3;
// Optional additional message to display in case of successful activation.
$successmsg = "";
// Path to the Admin interface. Currently set as admin, but you should use a unique name for the folder
// Thus nobody should be able to guess the path to your administration system.
define('ADMIN_ROOT', 'admin');
?>2) Change the value of the $pubid variable to the GUID of your publication. The GUID of your publication can be found in HTML Executable by going to "Application Output" > "Output Settings":
3) Optional: you can add a custom message to your users when they activate your publication with the $successmsg variable.
4) If you renamed the "admin" folder as recommended here, change 'admin' in define('ADMIN_ROOT', 'admin'); into the name of the subfolder you chose.
5) Save changes made to pubsettings.inc.
