Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7841 posts.
The provided example should work in old obsolete versions of VB.NET, but you'll have to make some mo…
Things are different on Mac OS X. Namely, the *.app "file" isn't really a file, but is instead a fol…
Post on Feb 8, 2015The TurboActivate.dat might be corrupt. Login to LimeLM and redownload it, then replace all copies y…
We don't have a ruby example written. But you can call libraries from Ruby, thus TurboActivate will …
Make sure you use the latest versions of TurboActivate. And catch & ignore that exception.
Post on Feb 3, 2015Yes. Use the PDetsFromPath() function and the SetCurrentProduct() function. We have an article about…
Whenever you get an error code in decimal form you have to convert it to hexidecimal. 11 in decimal …
If you're using CheckAndSavePKey() with the TA_SYSTEM flag then the data should be persisted. Shoot …
Post on Feb 4, 2015What version of TurboActivate are you using? Also, make sure the TurboActivate.exe version matches t…
Could it be an access right problem? That's what it is. Make sure the folder being written to by w…
If they replace theirs with the clean one, will they have to re-enter their product key when it trie…
Currently we don't remove activations if you revoke a key and the customer's instance of the app. Th…
It's being worked on. No ETA at the moment.
If you're using the PHP version, then enable debugging and logging. Then look at the log. If you'r…
1. "handling the back end" is your main value proposition. Checking the license status and getting…
So I have one more problem: call to Activate() causes an application crash. That's odd, are you su…
Post on Jan 26, 2015Great, I'm glad to help.
A revoked product key isn't updated if an instance of your app contacts the servers and it sees that…
It takes the nDaysBetweenChecks for it to check the current license status. Correct.
Post on Jan 26, 2015It's a string, so it should be in quotes. And on Windows it needs to be a Unicode string. See the Ex…