Register license for different domain

• There should be an optional “domain” field in the registration dialog
• If you fill it in and it does not match the current domain, you get a warning/explanation and the color turns to yellow/orange

The whole experience is:

1. You see “This is an unregistered demo of Kirby”
2. On example.test, you register for example.com domain
3. You see “This domain is not covered by the license”
4. Later, on example.com, you see no warning

What about multiple domains? We have a case where different languages of the same site are served from different domains. If we add a textfield for the language, maybe allow us to specify multiple domains (like: separated by comma). This way the check could also work for domains like example.test or example.wip.agencyname.com

One of the main reasons why I hide the registration button via CSS. In 95% of all cases we develop on a subdomain and the constant questions from customers annoy why it is an unregistered version. In most cases, however, the later main domain is already known, so it would make sense to enter it so that the hint changes from there.

Would it be possible to change the copy to “This is a development install of Kirby” when serving from localhost? It happens so often that I register my localhost because I think I forgot to upload the license.

Having an additional setting in the license manager to setup a develop domain for an install would also be interesting, like registering a site for example.com but also specifying redesign.example.com as interims domain for development. We had the situation where we had to register a subdomain for a new site because the client was asking why it was displaying as unregistered although they paid for a license and then we forgot to change the registration on launch day and the message popped up again when moving to the final domain. This can be quite embarrassing …