I would like to share a situation that I have often encountered recently in Shopify.
When I install any theme I downloaded from here, especially Prestiege and Impulse themes, I encounter a license problem. If anyone has the same problem with me and solved it, can he teach us?
I'm seeking help with a licensing problem in the Prestige theme (v10.7.0). While I have no coding background, I’ve narrowed the issue down to the "Sections" folder. Here’s what I’ve observed:
Problem Context:
The "unlicensed theme" error appears to originate from the Sections folder.
If I replace only the Sections folder with one from a free theme (e.g., Dawn), the error disappears, but the theme is detected as "Dawn" instead of Prestige.
Retaining the original 7/8 folders of Prestige (excluding Sections) does not trigger the licensing error, but the theme identity remains "Prestige 10.7.0."
Key Insight:
The licensing validation seems directly tied to the Sections folder in Prestige. Modifying or replacing this folder bypasses the error but alters theme detection.
Request:
Could you help identify what specific code/mechanism in the Sections folder triggers the licensing check?
Is there a way to resolve this without fully replacing the folder (e.g., editing specific files)?
I’ve tried troubleshooting with AI tools (DeepSeek/ChatGPT) but lack the expertise to pinpoint the solution. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
I'm seeking help with a licensing problem in the Prestige theme (v10.7.0). While I have no coding background, I’ve narrowed the issue down to the "Sections" folder. Here’s what I’ve observed:
Problem Context:
The "unlicensed theme" error appears to originate from the Sections folder.
If I replace only the Sections folder with one from a free theme (e.g., Dawn), the error disappears, but the theme is detected as "Dawn" instead of Prestige.
Retaining the original 7/8 folders of Prestige (excluding Sections) does not trigger the licensing error, but the theme identity remains "Prestige 10.7.0."
Key Insight:
The licensing validation seems directly tied to the Sections folder in Prestige. Modifying or replacing this folder bypasses the error but alters theme detection.
Request:
Could you help identify what specific code/mechanism in the Sections folder triggers the licensing check?
Is there a way to resolve this without fully replacing the folder (e.g., editing specific files)?
I’ve tried troubleshooting with AI tools (DeepSeek/ChatGPT) but lack the expertise to pinpoint the solution. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
nice job, I'll try my best.
Let's focus on Section folder.
If you have some time, you could test deleting file per file from Sections folder ultil it works and then you'll find the file that causes License error.
nice job, I'll try my best.
Let's focus on Section folder.
If you have some time, you could test deleting file per file from Sections folder ultil it works and then you'll find the file that causes License error.
Hi, I tried this method, but it didn’t work. Fortunately, I found a workaround.
Disclaimer: I’m not a developer and have zero coding knowledge, so my solution is a bit lengthy—but it works.
The Prestige theme contains 8 folders. You can keep all of them, but you need to empty the "sections" folder. By that, I mean you should keep all the files in the folder but remove all the code inside them. For example, if there's a file named header.liquid in the "sections" folder, open it and delete all its contents, but do not delete the file itself. Do this for all 58 Liquid files in the folder.
As for the JSON files in the "sections" folder, you should delete them completely.
Once that's done, zip the entire theme folder and upload it to Shopify. This should allow you to bypass the licensing issue. After uploading, publish the theme. Don’t worry if the theme doesn’t work immediately—this is expected. The first goal is to get past the licensing check; we’ll fix functionality afterward.
Next steps:
Go to Shopify’s “Edit Code” section.
Re-add the code you previously deleted from each file in the "sections" folder.
Recreate and add the 3 deleted JSON files.
To clarify: you're temporarily removing the code on your desktop before uploading the ZIP file, then restoring it via Shopify's code editor.
Don’t forget to double-check that all folders and files from the original Prestige 10.7.0 ZIP are present in the uploaded version on Shopify. In my case, 5–10 files from other folders (outside the "sections" folder) didn’t upload for some reason, so be sure to compare and add any missing files.
And voilà—you’ll have the latest Prestige theme working without any licensing issues!
Note: I believe that if you download the modified Prestige theme and upload it to another store, it might not work. I haven’t tested this, but it's just a heads-up.
Hi, I tried this method, but it didn’t work. Fortunately, I found a workaround.
Disclaimer: I’m not a developer and have zero coding knowledge, so my solution is a bit lengthy—but it works.
The Prestige theme contains 8 folders. You can keep all of them, but you need to empty the "sections" folder. By that, I mean you should keep all the files in the folder but remove all the code inside them. For example, if there's a file named header.liquid in the "sections" folder, open it and delete all its contents, but do not delete the file itself. Do this for all 58 Liquid files in the folder.
As for the JSON files in the "sections" folder, you should delete them completely.
Once that's done, zip the entire theme folder and upload it to Shopify. This should allow you to bypass the licensing issue. After uploading, publish the theme. Don’t worry if the theme doesn’t work immediately—this is expected. The first goal is to get past the licensing check; we’ll fix functionality afterward.
Next steps:
Go to Shopify’s “Edit Code” section.
Re-add the code you previously deleted from each file in the "sections" folder.
Recreate and add the 3 deleted JSON files.
To clarify: you're temporarily removing the code on your desktop before uploading the ZIP file, then restoring it via Shopify's code editor.
Don’t forget to double-check that all folders and files from the original Prestige 10.7.0 ZIP are present in the uploaded version on Shopify. In my case, 5–10 files from other folders (outside the "sections" folder) didn’t upload for some reason, so be sure to compare and add any missing files.
And voilà—you’ll have the latest Prestige theme working without any licensing issues!
Note: I believe that if you download the modified Prestige theme and upload it to another store, it might not work. I haven’t tested this, but it's just a heads-up.
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Hi, I tried this method, but it didn’t work. Fortunately, I found a workaround.
Disclaimer: I’m not a developer and have zero coding knowledge, so my solution is a bit lengthy—but it works.
The Prestige theme contains 8 folders. You can keep all of them, but you need to empty the "sections" folder. By that, I mean you should keep all the files in the folder but remove all the code inside them. For example, if there's a file named header.liquid in the "sections" folder, open it and delete all its contents, but do not delete the file itself. Do this for all 58 Liquid files in the folder.
As for the JSON files in the "sections" folder, you should delete them completely.
Once that's done, zip the entire theme folder and upload it to Shopify. This should allow you to bypass the licensing issue. After uploading, publish the theme. Don’t worry if the theme doesn’t work immediately—this is expected. The first goal is to get past the licensing check; we’ll fix functionality afterward.
Next steps:
Go to Shopify’s “Edit Code” section.
Re-add the code you previously deleted from each file in the "sections" folder.
Recreate and add the 3 deleted JSON files.
To clarify: you're temporarily removing the code on your desktop before uploading the ZIP file, then restoring it via Shopify's code editor.
Don’t forget to double-check that all folders and files from the original Prestige 10.7.0 ZIP are present in the uploaded version on Shopify. In my case, 5–10 files from other folders (outside the "sections" folder) didn’t upload for some reason, so be sure to compare and add any missing files.
And voilà—you’ll have the latest Prestige theme working without any licensing issues!
Note: I believe that if you download the modified Prestige theme and upload it to another store, it might not work. I haven’t tested this, but it's just a heads-up.
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Why?
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