have ACF Pro installed on multiple sites without needing a license for multiple sites because of the way it currently works.
Haven’t used elementor, but if the plan is to limit non-license usage on multiple apps, then why not follow what themes do? A license for a specific domain needs to be listed in the portal of the plugin/theme. All pro features available only on that domain.
In the end, genuinely feels like being held hostage for ransom.
Thanks for the reply. I got the info directly from the FAQ at this link
If the plugin intends to behave like this in the future it would be unpleasant. IMHO, If we pay for the current version we should be able to use that version. This feels like being held hostage for ransom lolz.
@hube2 I’m really confuze. You said the plugin and all pro features will keep working unles wordpess makes ACF incompatible itself (assuming by chance).
But the FAQ says:
What is a license?
License keys are used to activate the plugin via the ‘Updates’ ACF admin page. Activating the license key on a site enables automatic plugin updates and gives access to ACF PRO premium features.
Until a valid license key has been activated for the site, it won’t be possible to create new or edit existing PRO fields (Gallery, Repeater, Flexible Content, or Clone), or use the premium features such as Options Pages and ACF Blocks.
If you previously activated a license and the subscription has expired, you will not be able to create new PRO fields, but you will be able to edit existing PRO field definitions.
