Activate License via wp-config.php

WSMS allows you to activate licenses directly through the wp-config.php file. This approach simplifies license management across multiple sites or WordPress installations.

Why Use This Method?

• Multi-site management: Streamlines license activation across WordPress multisite networks
• Automation-friendly: Perfect for automated deployments and staging environments
• Reduced overhead: Eliminates manual entry for each add-on installation

Implementation Steps

Step 1: Access wp-config.php

Open your WordPress configuration file (wp-config.php) for editing. This file is located in the root directory of your WordPress installation.

Locate a suitable position near the end of the file, above this line:

/* That's all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */

Step 2: Define Your License Keys

Add the WP_SMS_LICENSE constant with your license key(s). There are three formats you can use:

Single License

For a single add-on license:

define('WP_SMS_LICENSE', 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx');

Multiple Licenses (Array Format)

For multiple add-on licenses using PHP array syntax:

define('WP_SMS_LICENSE', [
    'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
    'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx',
]);

Multiple Licenses (Comma-Separated)

For multiple add-on licenses using a comma-separated string:

define('WP_SMS_LICENSE', 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx');

Step 3: Save and Verify

1. Save your changes to wp-config.php
2. Log in to your WordPress admin panel
3. Navigate to SMS → Add-Ons
4. Confirm that your licenses are now activated

Important Notes

• Replace xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with your actual license keys
• Each license key should be on a separate line when using array format for better readability
• This method works for all WSMS add-ons including Pro, Two-Factor, WooCommerce, and more