try before buy
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is there any way we could have an area on concrete5.org that we could test the add-ons and it refreshes every hour. I ask this as not all the add-ons have demo sites and sometimes when it comes to clients requirements it would be nice to know that the add-on fits the bill before buying it.
Yeah, its hard to see why someone would go to the trouble of building
an add-on, and then NOT set a demo up for it. Weird.
best wishes
Franz Maruna
CEO - concrete5.org
http://about.me/frz
an add-on, and then NOT set a demo up for it. Weird.
best wishes
Franz Maruna
CEO - concrete5.org
http://about.me/frz
Franz
is there any way we could have this on concrete5.org as would result probably in more sales for Concrete5. Is there a process to put this forward for suggestion other than this thread. Sorry don't know what the procedure is on this.
Cheers
Rob
is there any way we could have this on concrete5.org as would result probably in more sales for Concrete5. Is there a process to put this forward for suggestion other than this thread. Sorry don't know what the procedure is on this.
Cheers
Rob
We're not going to run demos of every add-on for every add-on
developer. It'd be a lot to maintain, it'd be quite a bit of effort to
setup, and it implies a level of support from us (concrete5.org core
team) on these add-ons that you're not going to see when you purchase
the add-on.
I would strongly encourage you to send a pre-sales message about the
demo to the developer behind the add-on you're interested in.
best wishes
Franz Maruna
CEO - concrete5.org
http://about.me/frz
developer. It'd be a lot to maintain, it'd be quite a bit of effort to
setup, and it implies a level of support from us (concrete5.org core
team) on these add-ons that you're not going to see when you purchase
the add-on.
I would strongly encourage you to send a pre-sales message about the
demo to the developer behind the add-on you're interested in.
best wishes
Franz Maruna
CEO - concrete5.org
http://about.me/frz
I'd really appreciate a 'try-before-you-buy' or some other kind of program to help a buyer make sure a plugin fits the bill. I'd even go for a n-day no questions money back guarantee. Caveat Emptor.
Not having this safety net has stopped us from testing/trialing many modules.
Wes