Be careful

I am using two WPMU sites and we started using E-learning things that embed into pages. We used the demo and liked it so I asked in the chat if it worked for WPMU and was told that YES, “I have a lot of people using my plugin on WPMU with a single site license.” I would just have to activate it on each sud site.

After monkeying with it for hours and in emails with Support it turns out that NO, in fact the person who originally told me it was fine was wrong. Seems they don’t know their product as well as I was hoping for. Then I learned you can just embed it with an iframe. So I am doing that instead and will build a better plugin soon.

but hey, support eventually go it right so there is that. And they responded very quickly each time which is Super nice.

As I mentioned in my email to you, you have 90+ subsites. Each of those is considered a separate WordPress installation. Whether you use WPMU to manage them or not, they’re still separate sites. I use the Software Licensing product from Easy Digital Downloads to manage activations for the premium version of my plugin as do many other plugin authors.

If you only want to use an iframe, you can use the free version of my plugin that’s available on the WordPress repository. It sounds like that will fulfill your needs.

The premium version of my plugin is a completely separate product and only available at my site at elearningfreak.com

Except for deleting the side bar conversation that does NOT belong in this review, there’s nothing here for a moderator to do.

*Deletes modlook tag*

@beeneeb Do not report this topic again. There is nothing here that requires a moderator’s intervention.

Edit: You upsell on the WordPress plugin page so you invited this review. The review will not be removed.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Jan Dembowski.