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To use b^%app-name%$ in your PHP file, you need to include b^HObfus.inc.php$, which you installed in your website in the l^installation|installation$ page. You can include b^HObfus.inc.php$ using the b^require_once$ function like shown below.

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&lt;?php require_once("b^<i>PATH-TO-HObfus.inc.php</i>$"); ?&gt;
/code

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where b^<i>PATH-TO-HObfus.inc.php</i>$ must be replaced with the actual path to b^hobfus/HObfus.inc.php$.

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To figure out the path to b^HObfus.inc.php$, you can use a very simple PHP script like shown below.

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&lt;?php echo dirname(__FILE__)."/HObfus.inc.php"; ?&gt;
/code

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Copy the PHP code above and put it in a text editor such as Notepad. Save it as b^find-path.php$ in the k^hobfus$ folder, which you installed in your website in the l^installation|installation$ page.

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Now open b^hobfus/find-path.php$ in your web browser. The browser will display the path to your b^hobfus/HObfus.inc.php$ like this.

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/this/is/path/to/hobfus/HObfus.inc.php
/code

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Copy the path and paste it in the b^require_once$ function. For example,

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&lt;?php require_once("b^<i>/this/is/path/to/hobfus/HObfus.inc.php</i>$"); ?&gt;
/code

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Important!
Remove b^find-path.php$ from your web site after using it to avoid a security risk.

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