ThemeForest
The ThemeForest add-on checks ThemeForest and CodeCanyon purchase codes in your forms. It adds the Purchase code field, and Envato tells it the item, the license, the buyer and how long support lasts.
Set it up
- Make a personal token on build.envato.com. Tick View the user’s items’ sales history. Tick View your Envato Account username too, or type your username in step 3.
- Paste it in Contact Form → Settings → Purchase codes → ThemeForest → Personal token.
- Type your Envato username, such as
vlthemes. Your items are listed by it in the field’s sidebar. - Save. The card says Ready.
In the field
ThemeForest items lists your items by name, CodeCanyon ones marked. Search and pick the ones whose codes get through, or leave it empty for any of your items. The list comes from Envato and is kept for 12 hours. If it can’t be loaded, type the item IDs instead: the number at the end of the item’s link.
What counts
| Envato says | The field |
|---|---|
| A sale of your item, support on | Lets it through |
| A sale, support over | Turns it away, or lets it through if Support over says so |
| No sale with this code, or a refunded one | Turns it away |
| A sale of an item not picked | Turns it away |
| Envato doesn’t answer | Lets it through as not verified, unless Store can’t be reached says to turn it away |
A code is xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx: 32 letters and digits in five groups. Envato Elements downloads have no purchase code.
Privacy
The code typed in the form goes to api.envato.com with your token when the form is sent. Envato’s API terms and privacy policy apply.