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: standard vs. developer membership : lelando February 10, 2008, 08:15:57 PM Hi guys... great products! Anyway, I recently joined up with a standard membership in order to get a template for a client's site. At this time, I am not using any of your templates anywhere else.
Even though it was for a client, as long as I am not using your 'membership-only' products elsewhere, do I have to upgrade to a Dev membership? Of course, if/when I have another client who wants one of your templates (which I will of course be suggesting), I have no problem upgrading to the dev license. However, in the event that this is the only site on which I use one of your templates, I don't feel like I should have to pay for the Dev license until I have other clients wanting me to modify your templates. Otherwise, I will just transfer the current membership to my client (by replacing all my info with theirs in my account), since it was really just for their project anyway. Thanks, Lelando : Re: standard vs. developer membership : mikek February 11, 2008, 06:57:19 AM Lelando,
Any time you create a site for a client, with the except of non-profit sites, it requires a developer membership. You would either need to upgrade to a developer or transition the account over to the client. : Re: standard vs. developer membership : lelando February 11, 2008, 09:19:27 AM Thanks, Mike.
I will be talking with an new client later this week. If they decide to go for a Joomla! site, I will be recommending one of your templates, and if they wanna go for it, I will upgrade my account. If not, I will transfer my existing account over to the previous client. Thanks for the info... and thanks again for making such great products. Lelando : Re: standard vs. developer membership : lelando March 12, 2008, 01:30:11 PM One more quick question, guys. When upgrading, is the amount I had already paid for my initial membership deducted from the amount of the higher-level membership?
Lelando : Re: standard vs. developer membership : mikek March 12, 2008, 01:47:42 PM No, there is no deduction, these are treated as brand new memberships because the time of the memberships still remains the same.
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