Noam
Member
Hello,
I have the developer's license of GravityForms.
I am running a Wordpress 3 MultiSite with 3 websites.
Main.tdl
Second.tdl
Third.tdl
As Super Admin, I have entered the license code into the "Support License key" field on the Settings page.
However, when I log into Second.tdl or Third.tdl, the "Support License key field is empty and it says I need to purchase a license.. How can I use the license key for the entire network?
Or do I have to enter the license on each additional website?
It is possible to pre-populate the license key so it's automatically setup when a new site is activated in multi-site by adding this line to your wp-config.php:
define('GF_LICENSE_KEY', 'YOUR-LICENSE-KEY-HERE');
This only works in Gravity Forms v1.3.13 and higher.
Currently no, there isn't a way to do that. It's shown by default. This is because different sites may have different license keys if each site is a client site. Also in situations like that the user may need to access it to enter their license key. WordPress Multi-Site could be used for a variety of situations such as turnkey sites where limiting it to the Super Admin isn't going to make sense. While we can't do it as a default for this reason, we can look into adding a new hook to enable you to do what you described via a a hook.
Yes, I was only looking for that functionality on MultiSites that I've set my Developer License in the wp-config file. I was thinking that a check for defined( 'GF_LICENSE_KEY' ) or something would work, but I suppose a hook to enable that could work.
The check for the defined license key is a good idea, we could probably base it on that and then hide the field for non Super Admins. Thanks for the suggestion!
