Clarify "Single Domain"

[jbritton]

I understand a 1 user license is good for one domain. But what about when you have multiple "hosts" on that domain... in my case all run by me, and related, but segregated by slightly different content.

Say my domain is example.com and I have...
a.example.com
b.example.com
c.example.com

All sites are on same server/IP.

These are techinically one domain. But will the license key to the entire FQDN or will the base domain (example.com) cover it?

I would want different calendar files on each site. Have MySQL. Would want separate MySQL file for each calendar.

Would one license work? Hope so, as multiples would be beyond funds available for project. Thanks.

[Brian]

A subdomain would require it's own license, unless the content of the calender is the same on each (they all share the same database). If they all contain different content such as for different groups / organizations, each would need their own license.

[jbritton]

Oh well...

Will keep looking for another product.

[flump]

Oh well...

Will keep looking for another product.

:clap:






You won't find a better "product"

[CStory]

I have a single domain with a number of different sudomains pointing to the same calendar. Essentially, I want them to find the calendar no matter what domain name they use. Will I just have to redirect the others to the same single domain or will I be able to set each subdomain to point to the calendar directory?

I have it working against a MySQL db and I really like it. Here is a detailed example.

events.pahuntingcamp.com - points to my calendar directory and works
events.pashootingandhunting.com - also poinst to the same directory but gives me the license key message.

will i just need to redirect the second one to the first one or is there some way around this?

[Brian]

You can use a redirect or purchase licenses for the parked domains:

https://www.easyphpcalendar.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=34