Content Protection – Big Picture

Here’s the big picture as far as content protection is concerned.

• DAP CAN ONLY protect files, pages and posts on the same “domain” where it is installed.
• If DAP is installed on a domain (www.yoursite.com), then it CANNOT protect a blog or files installed on a sub-domain (like blog.subdomain.com) even if your file structure on your web host makes it appear like blog is a sub-folder in your root folder. The opposite is true too: If DAP is installed on a sub-domain, it CANNOT protect files, pages or posts on the main domain
• DAP installed on a domain (www.yoursite.com) CAN protect a blog in a “sub-folder” (like domain.com/blog)
• You can have one DAP installation in the root, and then multiple blogs in “sub-folders” (not sub-domains), and one installation of DAP can protect all of these blogs in sub-folders. Just activate the DAP-WP-LiveLinks plugin in each blog separately. There will still be only one “dap” folder at the root, that will be shared by all of these blogs.
• DAP can protect a page or post from un-authorized viewers. But once somebody is a member, does get access to that page or post, if you have a video inside that is a Youtube video, DAP obviously can’t protect that video.