I found the mentioned post. Indeed it doesn’t seem up to date.
Like described there you need to edit 2 files with 2 methods.
1)
In elementor-pro/license/admin.php
public static function get_license_key() {
return trim( get_option( 'elementor_pro_license_key' ) );
}
to
public static function get_license_key() {
return '123456';
}
2)
In elementor-pro/license/api.php
public static function get_license_data( $force_request = false ) {
$license_data = get_transient( 'elementor_pro_license_data' );
if ( false === $license_data || $force_request ) {
$body_args = [
'edd_action' => 'check_license',
'license' => Admin::get_license_key(),
];
$license_data = self::remote_post( $body_args );
if ( is_wp_error( $license_data ) ) {
$license_data = [
'license' => 'http_error',
'payment_id' => '0',
'license_limit' => '0',
'site_count' => '0',
'activations_left' => '0',
];
self::set_license_data( $license_data, 30 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS );
} else {
self::set_license_data( $license_data );
}
}
return $license_data;
}
to
public static function get_license_data( $force_request = false ) {
return $license_data = [
'license' => 'valid',
'expires' => '2100-12-31 23:59:59',
'payment_id' => 0,
'license_limit' => 100,
'site_count' => 100,
'activations_left' => 100,
];
}
The array of the get_license_data-method can contain more values but they are not needed
