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You need to set the acquired license key to the license property in the widget's JavaScript file.

The JavaScript will use its own match pattern code to verify the license with the domain name on the browser's address bar. The JavaScript file will perform the validation by itself and no other services will be involved.

If the validation failed(the domain name doesn't match the license key), the UI component may periodically display a trial version alert, or even disable some functionalities.

The code is fully functional even if the script is not licensed (though it may periodically show a trial version alert). So usually you don't need the license in your dev phase.

If you are developing under the domain localhost, either the trial version alert will be disabled, or we have provided a license for the localhost that you can find in the License section of the product's main page.

Yes. If the license is valid for the main domain, it will also be valid for all its sub-domains(such as sub1.mydomain.com, sub2.mydomain.com).

Yes license is required for intranet domains, and you can enter your intranet domain into the For website box after clicking the Buy Now button.

No. It is on a per-domain basis only.

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Note:

• If your domain2.com will be redirected to your domain1.com, you only need a license for domain1.com. You don't need multiple licenses in this scenario.
• If your multiple domains are obviously for the same site, such as menucool.com, menucool.net, menucool.com.us, you can input the regular price for the first domain, and input 1/2 of the price for the others.

No. The license will be valid forever as long as your domain is not changed.

If your domain name is changed, you need to purchase a separate license for the new domain.