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Taken From The Forum: Help & Support for DHTML Menu Version 5+
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Last Updated: Saturday July 14 2012 - 06:07:03

Thinking abt purchase one, but ...


Poster: yangtaotommy __at__ hotmail.com
Dated: Sunday October 19 2003 - 23:37:27 BST

hi, i'm thinking abt purchase a vertical dhtml menu from ur site, however, i don't exactly know wat's the differences between a free download one and a purchased one :?: , furthermore, i've been successfully installed and customized a vertical dhtml menu on my website, and i realized that there is a "Milonic Menu" on the second line of the menu :( , and i looked into the code of all js files, and couldn't find any code that is relate to it. my site is used for a free classified ad site for a canada local market. i would like to advertise http://www.milonic.com on my website if you guys would help me to remove the Milonic Menu on the menu bar. thanks! ;)


Poster: John
Dated: Monday October 20 2003 - 3:55:53 BST

The short answer is, a Pro or better license (since you mentioned purchase) will get you the menu with no forced link in the menus. You are, however, still expected to link back to us.


Poster: Hergio
Dated: Tuesday October 21 2003 - 22:15:57 BST

No matter what you do, free, pro, higher, etc, you need a license. You have to actually request one from Milonic. To qualify for a free license, you need to be an educational institution or a charity or something like that...
Milonic Site wrote:
Charities, Educational Organizations, Religious Groups, Personal hobby sites and Open Source Software

Now, I am not speaking for Milonic when I say this but I think you need to purchase a pro license. Yes, you dont charge your users to put up classifieds, but you are facilitating some sort of market or transfer of goods for money. There are alot of sites out there that provide a service to people rather than charge them for a product, they can;t be giving free licenses to everybody. Milonic is a business that needs to stay afloat too. Plus, $US34 is not alot of money, that works out to what, 45 bucks Canadian. And its one time, you get help and support from us here on the forum, the link removed, and future upgrades. Sweet deal considering how awesome this DHTML menu is.


Poster: Andy
Dated: Wednesday October 22 2003 - 18:11:42 BST

Hang on a minute.

Just thought I'd better clear one thing up. If you have a Pro license you do not need to link back to us. Only the free licenses need to do this.

When you buy, you get access to the "unlinked menu", support and free upgrades for 12 months.

Cheers
Andy


Poster: John
Dated: Wednesday October 22 2003 - 21:00:02 BST

Andy wrote:
Just thought I'd better clear one thing up. If you have a Pro license you do not need to link back to us. Only the free licenses need to do this.

Oops - sorry 'bout that... :oops:


Poster: UEBen
Dated: Thursday October 23 2003 - 17:14:51 BST

Andy wrote:
Hang on a minute.

Just thought I'd better clear one thing up. If you have a Pro license you do not need to link back to us. Only the free licenses need to do this.



Further clarification: Does this apply to educational institutions with the free version as well? In other words, are we educ's, with the free version, required to include a link to Milonic?

Thanks.


Poster: Andy
Dated: Thursday October 23 2003 - 22:24:52 BST

Basically the old saying "you get nothing for free" is relevant with menu.

In order for us to justify free licenses we require links to Milonic from any websites using the menu. This includes .edu sites. A plain text link will suffice but this will need to be on the home page or at very least a page with good search engine exposure.

Surely it's the least we can expect for all our hardwork.

Regards
Andy


Poster: UEBen
Dated: Sunday October 26 2003 - 6:46:31 GMT

Andy,

Thanks for the clarification; I just needed to be certain. I completely understand and agree with you, and have been suprised that the menu has been so readily available (restriction free) without the purchase of a license.

The decision on any purchases, regardless of cost, isn't up to me, and I initailly chose to use your menu because it was free and without much restriction (v.3).

Essentially, we will need to purchase a Pro license.

Again, thanks for all that you've done.

Ben