SOLVED Legal question about template
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- Sergio
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Hello!
I have this question about template usage: I've just bought a Rockettheme template for a friend's website and I've bought it with a single license.
He don't have a personal domain yet. My idea is to keep his website on my server in a private subfolder (for example: BROKEN LINK REMOVED) while I'm working on it and when building will be completed, I'll move it to the definitive domain (for example: BROKEN LINK REMOVED).
Is this legal? Are there license issues with this?
Thank you! - Last Edit: 9 years 5 months ago by Kat05.
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- MrT
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See
http://www.rockettheme.com/docs/accounts_billing/site_licenses.md
You have purchased two individual templates - therefore you can only use the each template on one live domain name.
But if you are only using that subdomain for testing/development and keep it in offline mode I don't think RT will have any issue with that.
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- MrT
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Sergio wrote:
Thank you for your reply!
That's exactly the idea, keep it in online mode on my server during development and move it on the final place when finished!
I hope you mean "offline" not "online". You should keep it in offline mode on your development server so that it's not accessible to anyone other than yourself.
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