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cut-off date in subscription plans
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1 year 10 months ago #156562
by Michail Fragkiadakis
cut-off date in subscription plans was created by Michail Fragkiadakis
Hello,
It would be extremely useful to have a "cut off date" field in subscription plans. It would work the same way it works in Events Booking extension, as a way to set a date for a subscription plan to stop accepting registrations.
It's a must-have, especially for subscription plans regarding one-time events (eg. workshops). Right now, registration for a subscription plan is allowed even after its' Expired Date, which doesn't make any sense.
Please consider it for a future release of Membership Pro.
It would be extremely useful to have a "cut off date" field in subscription plans. It would work the same way it works in Events Booking extension, as a way to set a date for a subscription plan to stop accepting registrations.
It's a must-have, especially for subscription plans regarding one-time events (eg. workshops). Right now, registration for a subscription plan is allowed even after its' Expired Date, which doesn't make any sense.
Please consider it for a future release of Membership Pro.
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1 year 10 months ago #156593
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic cut-off date in subscription plans
Honestly, this is something we won't add support for due to how Membership Pro works.
Usually, users subscribe for the plan, and then when subscription expired, they will need to renew their subscription to continue becoming active member, so limit the time they can sign up is quite useless.
I understand your use case, but for that, better use an event registration extension like Events Booking
Regards,
Tuan
Usually, users subscribe for the plan, and then when subscription expired, they will need to renew their subscription to continue becoming active member, so limit the time they can sign up is quite useless.
I understand your use case, but for that, better use an event registration extension like Events Booking
Regards,
Tuan
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1 year 10 months ago #156597
by Michail Fragkiadakis
Replied by Michail Fragkiadakis on topic cut-off date in subscription plans
I see your point Tuan.
But then again, what is the point of having a "fixed date" field on Subscription Expiration of a plan, if someone can subscribe to this plan even after this fixed date?!
But then again, what is the point of having a "fixed date" field on Subscription Expiration of a plan, if someone can subscribe to this plan even after this fixed date?!
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1 year 10 months ago #156602
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic cut-off date in subscription plans
Fixed date mean all subscriptions of that plan will be expired on that same date, does not depend on the date users sign up
For example, you might want that all subscriptions of your plan will be expired on 31 December every year, not depend on the date they sign up or renew their subscription. That's the usage of plan with fixed expiration date
Tuan
For example, you might want that all subscriptions of your plan will be expired on 31 December every year, not depend on the date they sign up or renew their subscription. That's the usage of plan with fixed expiration date
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