Hi, I am using kentico 7. My website setup is like I have one domain name (www.xyz.com). Then I have multiple sites under sitemanager in kentico, and each site has one web application under same domain name in IIS. So sites are like www.xyz.com\client1 & www.xyz.com\client...

You can simply useHTTPHelper.GetUserHostAddress();to get their IP address. Then you can use the users last logon date and last login information (holds IP they last logged in with), then depending on the license you purchased you could use the On-line users feature to see if ...

It is definite. Spring 2018 is going to be in the name of GDPR preparation for many businesses interested into doing EU business. Mapping the data flow, last minute collecting of consents, exploring the deep waters of the data-collecting ocean, and ensuring enough coffee supp...

No problem. Please put the following license key into your web.config, into the CMSLicenseKey value: CS01-096C-09-20060409-E0A11B Best Regards,

It appears that you will be using a server licensing scheme. Do you also plan to impose a "per CPU" or "per site" license on each server? Thank you.

Hello, according the exception, you are using version 1.x, since there are no Kentico.CMS.* libraries in version 2.0. Best Regards,

Hi, please see on this screenshot, how the format of added license should look like: http://rapidshare.com/files/143616142/license.jpg.html Best regards, Helena Grulichova

Thanks for the reply. In a previous thread, there was mention of a Standard or Professional edition that were cheaper - do those no longer exist?

Yes...that could be useful...but I am on a professional license so I can't use it at the moment... Is there any workaround?

Hi Chris, Yes, the full free license key should work for localhost and 127.0.0.1 as well. Best Regards, Martin Dobsicek