Editize .lic licence file not recognised with IIS ( 6 Views )

1. Does anyone know the MIME type of the .lic licence files that Editize uses. Seems my web server (win server 2003) does not even know that it exists! :bawling:
   
   I will take anyone's ideas!
   
   Cheers
   David
   
   
   (uður, Zambia)


2. David,
   
   Windows Server 2003 uses the .lic extension for its own purposes. To run Editize on this server, you need to rename your license file to a different extension (say .etz). Then you need to let Editize know about the new extension. Assuming you are using the ASP.NET API, add a LicenseFileExt attribute to the Editize (e.g. LicenseFileExt="etz").
   
   Let me know if you have any further difficulty!
   
   
   (hilal, Azerbaijan)


3. And for the JavaScript API I gather you add:
   editize.LicenseFileExt = 'etz';
   
   
   (asým, Moldova, Republic of)


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   David,
   
   Until now, this undocumented parameter was only in the ASP.NET API for Editize. I've now added it to the JavaScript API (updated editize.js attached), and will include this in the next release for all APIs.
   
   The syntax for JavaScript is:

   Code:

   ---

   editize.licensefileext = 'etz';

   ---

   -Kev.
   
   
   (zeki, Burundi)


5. Quote:

   Originally Posted by Kevin Yank David, Windows Server 2003 uses the .lic extension for its own purposes. To run Editize on this server, you need to rename your license file to a different extension (say .etz). Then you need to let Editize know about the new extension. Assuming you are using the ASP.NET API, add a LicenseFileExt attribute to the Editize (e.g. LicenseFileExt="etz"). Let me know if you have any further difficulty!

   I have the same problem with app - I get the error, "editize is not licensed to use ...", after I've just purchased and installed the license for a particular server. The server is also a win 2003 server. I've tried everything to get this to work at no avail. This is my 4th implementation. I've never had this problem before. This is the first time on a win 2003 server though. I'm using it with ASP and cannot find the proper documentation to walk me through it. Does anyone have any ideas?
   
   
   (rabia zümer, Oman)


6. You should be able to overcome the problem as described above using the ASP API. For example, if your're using VBScript and your Editize object variable is named editize, you could rename your license file to editize.yourhostname.etz and let Editize know about the filename change with this line of code along with your other configuration parameters:

   Code:

   ---

   editize.licensefileext = "etz"

   ---

   
   
   (serkan, Armenia)


7. Modification to PHP API?
    
   Quote:

   Originally Posted by Kevin Yank (Post 875764) David, Until now, this undocumented parameter was only in the ASP.NET API for Editize. I've now added it to the JavaScript API (updated editize.js attached), and will include this in the next release for all APIs. The syntax for JavaScript is: Code: editize.licensefileext = 'etz'; -Kev.

   Hi,
   I could not find a place to modify the licensefileext property in the PHP API. I am also running editize on Win 2k3 Server.
   I suspect that i should make this change
   Previous:
   var $licensefileext;
   New:
   var $licensefileext = ".jpg"; or var $licensefileext = "jpg";
   
   Could anyone be of help?
   
   
   (kemal, South Africa)


8. Quote:

   Originally Posted by asmictech (Post 3216530) I could not find a place to modify the licensefileext property in the PHP API. I am also running editize on Win 2k3 Server. I suspect that i should make this change Previous: var $licensefileext; New: var $licensefileext = ".jpg"; or var $licensefileext = "jpg"; Could anyone be of help?

   You should not modify anything within the PHP API itself. The $licensefileext variable you refer to is declared there so that you can then set its value in your own code, within your own script, just like you would for any of Editize's other properties.
   
   The Editize documentation contains extensive information on how to set properties with the PHP API. Let me know if you need any further assistance.
   
   
   (salih, Bahrain)

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