By woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on February 1, 2019
The dashboard licence interface display all licence keys available for all customers on the site. This is the place where the admin can easily manage keys. As default the interface include the following columns: Order ID Key / Licence Status Product Customer Licence Group Licence Key Expire Key Date Active Domain Actions
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on December 6, 2018
For an easier Product management, additional details within admin dashboard on Products archive might come in handy. This is easy to achieve through the default WordPress filter manage_product_posts_custom_column This reduce the maintenance time and let the administrator to focus on important aspects of the site.
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on November 20, 2018
When creating new order either through admin or customer check-out, the licensing information is being created for each product and saved as WooCommerce order item meta field. The licensing details are used later when interacting with API or displaying detailed information about licence, like customer account.
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on March 28, 2018
Licence Keys is a reliable tool to maintain control over code install, maintenance and update. As default, on key activation, a unique client id ( usually the domain name) is assigned to the key. This is being used further to allow API interaction like updates.
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on March 7, 2018
Licensing expiration can apply to any licence, the set-up is very easy complete, and it’s been described at Create expiration for license product. A time range availability is set for an expiring licence, meaning after predefined end date the keys will go offline.
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, posted on February 8, 2018
WordPress MultiSite is a powerful environment to run multiple sites and manage on the same panel. MultiSite Is very easy to set-up, mainly require few more code lines to your system. The WP Software Licence plugin include the required capabilities, functionality and features to run along with a MultiSite ecosystem. It does not require a […]
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on August 30, 2017
A list of Predefined Keys can be used to assign existing keys to customers orders. These keys are pre filled and not being generated on the fly. In specific scenarios, such keys are required to be used more that once, so they are not intended to be used as unique id’s. This can be achieved easily […]
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, Featured, posted on August 2, 2017
By default, whenever a client purchases a licensed product, a single key is generated and saved within the account. This can be changed through the filter woo_sl/generate_licence_keys_count. Multiple keys can be generated in a row, or none. The example bellow change the default single key generator to all allowed for current licence group: If the […]
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on August 1, 2017
As default the WP Software License plugin output a ‘X domains per key’ within the order page, client and admin e-mails, my account areas etc. This is because is presumed the purchasable is being linked to a domain (e.g. a downloadable software). But this is not necessarily to say that way, arbitrary texts can be […]
Read moreBy woocommerce-sl, on News, posted on August 1, 2017
Since version 1.2.4, the WP Software License plugin got a new unique functionality, a licence group can be assigned to variation/variable products. The process is simple, start by creating some licensing groups: Within the variations Tab, on each item option, there’s a new setting called Licence Group Chose from the list the required licence group to […]
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