This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The customer encountered a message related to a Toolset license key and needed assistance to understand how to manage site registration and the use of the key.
Solution:
We explained that if the site is registered as a development site, it must be "published" to convert it to a production site. This can be done from the WordPress dashboard or the Toolset account page. The license key is used to validate the Toolset license and can be entered via the WordPress admin under Plugins > Add New > Commercial tab > (Un)Register Toolset link. The green check marks indicate that the plugins are up-to-date, while red checks signify that updates are needed.
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Last updated by 11 months, 3 weeks ago.
Assisted by: Mateus Getulio.
Hi there
If you have registered a site as a development site then you must "publish" the site, which will switch the site from being a development site to a production site.
There should be a notice in the WordPress dashboard about this being a development site with a link to publish it.
If you don't see that, you can go to your list of sites on your account page (https://toolset.com/account/sites/) and publish the site from there.
To do that, click the chain link for the site in question (as seen in the screenshot).
Nice thank you 🙂
What is the Key for?
I have to put it in the site and where?
Should I also have check green?
