"BBClone doesn't work and the activation code is visible in the html source"

The problem described is that the activation code is in your web page files, but it doesn't do anything. The server is ignoring it, and simply outputs the original code with the rest of the html.

This will happen if you put the BBClone activation code into a *.htm, *.html page. This normally doesn't work because the server only will use the php interpreter if the file is marked as php page (by the ".php" file extension). You can either (i) simply rename the file to *.php or (ii) add the line:

 AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html

to .htaccess. This latter solution is described in the installation pages.

Please note, that BBClone does require PHP and doesn't run on accounts which are only allowed to use html. Also, some web hosting providers do not allow users to define options in .htaccess files or to use .htaccess at all.

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