fluiditystudio on "[Plugin: Software License Manager] WooCommerce Addon"

Hey all,

This is just to let everyone know that I have written an addon for this plugin that works with WooCommerce. Get it here: https://bitbucket.org/fluiditystudio/slm-woocommerce-addon

Video Walk-through here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezKe9msEuGg

https://wordpress.org/plugins/software-license-manager/

It looks nice! Fantastic job!

If you end up uploading it to WordPress.org, please post the URL here.

You know how you talk about alittle code hack in the plugin? We should be able to handle that via a filter (or action hook). We are always open to adding more filters and action hooks that will be beneficial to extend the functionality.

I just have to be careful in changing existing functionality in the core plugin as we personally use this plugin on many of our sites. Handling the tweak via a filter or hook is a nice way to go about it.

Thanks! I would totally prefer using hooks to add that code in. I don't like modifying another plugin that still gets updated. Let me know if and when you guys get hooks added in! Thanks for the License Manager plugin, it's slick and I am going to enjoy using it!

Hello @fluiditystudio ,
I watch your tutorial and it looks excellent.
I have plugin which i get from developer and now i want to add license option in that plugin but you can see that developers of this plugin says that this plugin is only for developers. Can you please make a video tutorial that how we can add software license manager in our plugins?
It will great help for many new peoples.

If you aren't a developer, then you will not understand how to add the license code required for the plugin. The reason they state that it is for developers only, is because it takes understanding PHP code to implement the Software License manager into a plugin to license it.

My suggestion would be to go back to the plugin developer that you acquired the plugin from and have them look at the Software License Manager plugin and add the necessary code to license it. Even if I showed you how to do a general license, you may not be able to add it properly to the plugin you are referring to and you could break the plugin so it doesn't work.

It is always best to have this type of thing done by a professional coder who knows what they are doing. The developer who created the plugin is your best bet for getting this done right!