Marketplace Questions
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It appears as though a developer has no control over the licensing of the add-ons they create. Is that correct? When I click the license link for a product, the same C5 license appears for everything.
Is it possible to make an add-on available with 2 prices - a single site license and multi-site license?
Also, is it acceptable for a developer to announce new submissions to the marketplace? If so, where?
-Steve
Is it possible to make an add-on available with 2 prices - a single site license and multi-site license?
Also, is it acceptable for a developer to announce new submissions to the marketplace? If so, where?
-Steve
I've got another marketplace question...
Package submission guidelines state the following...
"To keep them unique, please append your username to the start of handles, such as tony_stats for a package's file name and TonyStatsPackage for a package's classname. This unique username prefix should also apply to any tables and blocks your package needs."
... but none of the add-ons I've downloaded so far have followed this guideline. Just wondering how strictly the "prepend username" guideline is enforced.
-Steve
Package submission guidelines state the following...
"To keep them unique, please append your username to the start of handles, such as tony_stats for a package's file name and TonyStatsPackage for a package's classname. This unique username prefix should also apply to any tables and blocks your package needs."
... but none of the add-ons I've downloaded so far have followed this guideline. Just wondering how strictly the "prepend username" guideline is enforced.
-Steve
we used to require handles that started with people's user names, to avoid collisions, but now the marketplace submission process does those checks, so it isn't totally necessary anymore. i still do it out of habit, and still kinda think it's a good idea on things (tables, css, classes, etc) just to prevent naming conflicts.
no, currently there isn't a way to do multi-site licenses, but we're thinking of a way to handle something like discounts for multiple purchases.
not sure about the last one