DivisionDesk Core and module releases can publish maintained Help articles alongside the features they describe. Search by task, module, configuration term, or problem instead of hunting through unrelated manuals.
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Server administrators can move Store components through active, maintenance, deprecated and retired lifecycle states; unpublish or remove them from the Store; or permanently delete components/releases. Before destructive actions, DivisionDesk reports clients using the component/version and publishe…
Define organization types, then mark Store components required, recommended, optional, unavailable or incompatible. Child organization types inherit parent rules unless overridden. Client update resolution also checks Core, PHP and dependencies/conflicts.
Published package downloads are delivered through a DivisionDesk PHP endpoint rather than directly through static ZIP URLs. The compatibility endpoint checks publication/lifecycle state, Core-version compatibility, release-tree containment and SHA-256 integrity. When a client identity or license co…
Store packages can be Free, Included, Paid, Trial-enabled, Private/Assigned or Not for Sale. Paid packages may offer monthly, annual and lifetime terms. Access is enforced by license entitlements rather than by hiding buttons. Restricted package files are delivered only after signed client authoriz…
Modules add major capabilities. Widgets add reusable page output. Themes change design. Site Templates are complete editable websites. Page Layouts provide individual reusable pages. Required dependencies install automatically.