Regular License – subdomains

[rlmcculley]

Can I use my regular license to create a test site on a sub-domain of the top level site?

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[Jason Bobich]

Hi,

Don’t worry about that; it’s totally fine.

[rlmcculley]

Thank you Jason, I have installed it and now to take the time to fine-tune it. Am I to assume that the regular license is good throughout the domain?

[Jason Bobich]

I wouldn’t say it has anything to do with domain, necessarily. Just use your best judgement. If it’s a different website with different content and purpose, then it’s a separate site. If you’re just staging a copy of a website for testing and development, no matter where it lives on the Internet, that’s not a separate site.

[rlmcculley]

I was hoping to take an old BLOG from an earlier version of the main website and restore it so that it worked seamlessly with the main church website: http://www.bldgproject.nsfcc.org/blog/

I was questioning whether it was permissible to import my regularly licensed ThemeForest theme into that sub-domain to see if I would be able to integrate it with the main website without needing to purchase another license. I am more than willing to pay for the purchase of the new license, but I want to make sure that I will able to accomplish with the sub-domain what I had hoped to do before making the purchase.

On a more personal note as I near the end of my ThemeBlvd support I want to express my gratitude for your help as I have run into challenges along the way. I volunteer my time & abilities for maintaining this website using the limited skills that I possess. You have exhibited to me a tremendous willingness to help for which I am grateful. You have a great attitude and have always responded in a very professional manner each time that I have called up you for help.

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