License - using test server

[rolevine]

Hi,

I'm currently developing a site on a test server before I buy the domain and install it there (the test server and new domain won't have the same name or IP address). Is it a bad idea to purchase a license before I have the domain? I ask this because I saw the following on your purchase page:

"The license is partially based on the domain name and IP address where the calendar is installed when the Setup Manager is initially executed."

Regards,
Rob

[Brian]

If you develop on a separate server, then move the script to the "real" server, just open a support ticket and I can issue a new license key for the move. :)

[corinb]

I'm setting up a site for a client on my in house demo area, when I move it across to the 'actual' webspace for my client I'll have no access to the clients computer. Will this affect the license?

It appears i need to raise a support ticket. Do i need to provide my clients ip address?

Would the client then not be able to access their calendar from any pc but their home?

My client needs the facility to log in from any computer to update their site..

thanks

corin

[Brian]

The calendar is tied to the domain where it's installed. If you need to move it, just open a support ticket with the order number to get an updated license key.

The calendar can be accessed from anywhere. The license only depends on the server and not the client computer(s).

[peterk]

I use our intranet to develop web pages for an external website. I create, test and get authors to check content here.

I've got the calendar working fine on the external website, however when viewing on the intranet I get errors (as expected) on the pages with the calendar and nothing else.

Is there a way to stop these errors or show errors along with the rest of the page? I don't really care about viewing the calendar on the intranet, I just want to see the other content.

thanks


p.s. just in case, the errors are:

Warning: main(/var/www/html/calendar/functions/functions.inc.php) [function.main (http://develop.ssabsa.sa.gov.au/society/function.main)]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in E:\www-development\calendar\calendar.php on line 37

Fatal error: main() [function.require (http://develop.ssabsa.sa.gov.au/society/function.require)]: Failed opening required '/var/www/html/calendar/functions/functions.inc.php' (include_path='.;C:\php5\pear') in E:\www-development\calendar\calendar.php on line 37

[Brian]

Sounds like a path issue, but I haven't seen the problem you're describing before...


Can you adjust the paths in the calendar.php to make the script work on the intranet?

[peterk]

I did change the paths to use the full address http://www... that kind of worked but it had 2 or 3 "bare" calenders (no colors just numbers) sitting on the page amongst the other content - everywhere there was a require("calendar.php") tag

In the calendar.php do you only change $urlPath="/calendar/" anything else?

[Brian]

Can you post a link to your page with the calendars?