As per my PM...
You need to change the part where it adds the "version" bytes to the beginning of the address and then hashes it... Bitcoin version is 0x00 and Litecoin is 0x30
I *THINK* it is in ElectrumHelper.php file... in the hash_160_to_bc_address() function:
unfortunately, I cannot include the exact code here... as it seems when I try to do that, the website thinks I am trying to inject PHP code and blocks me with a big security warning!
So, please DO NOT just copy paste this!
public static function hash_160_to_bc_address($h160, $addrtype = 0) {
$vh160 = chr ($addrtype) . $h160;
...
Edited Code:
public static function hash_160_to_bc_address($h160, $addrtype = 30) {
$vh160 = hex2bin("30") . $h160;
...
}
Basically... all I did was set the default addrtype to hex value of "30"... and then convert this from "hex" to binary and prepend it to the $hash160 instead of the "chr"(0)... that it was using for Bitcoin.
This seems to start spitting out the LTC addresses that match the xpub from Electrum-LTC... and the addresses that match my xpub from my Ledger Nano S LTC wallet. So, while I am fairly confident it works, I would test it with some small amounts first!
