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- AdinaG
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19 hours 36 minutes ago #179488
by AdinaG
Category - Sub Categories - Exclusive Plans was created by AdinaG
Hi
Im trying to figure out if I'm doing something wrong or misunderstanding this.
The documentation says that the user can only have one active subscription if the "exclusive" button is on under that category.
I have 3 plans inside a sub-category, that is inside an overall category.
If I select the main category as exclusive plans, shouldn't that make it so the user can only select one plan under that main category.
Example:
MAIN CATEGORY A (open to all)
- Plan A
- Plan B
MAIN CATEGORY B (open to all)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
MAIN CATEGORY C (exclusive checked)
- Subcategory A (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory B (exclusive checked)
- Plan A << SUBSCRIBED
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory C (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory D (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory E (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
If the use is subscribed to Subcategory B, Plan A, then they cant subscribe to Plan A, C, D or E because they are subscribed to a plan in subcategory B.
Does it work that way or should it?
Because it doesn't and I need to know if I need to find a work around.
Thanks!
Adina
Im trying to figure out if I'm doing something wrong or misunderstanding this.
The documentation says that the user can only have one active subscription if the "exclusive" button is on under that category.
I have 3 plans inside a sub-category, that is inside an overall category.
If I select the main category as exclusive plans, shouldn't that make it so the user can only select one plan under that main category.
Example:
MAIN CATEGORY A (open to all)
- Plan A
- Plan B
MAIN CATEGORY B (open to all)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
MAIN CATEGORY C (exclusive checked)
- Subcategory A (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory B (exclusive checked)
- Plan A << SUBSCRIBED
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory C (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory D (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
- Subcategory E (exclusive checked)
- Plan A
- Plan B
- Plan C
If the use is subscribed to Subcategory B, Plan A, then they cant subscribe to Plan A, C, D or E because they are subscribed to a plan in subcategory B.
Does it work that way or should it?
Because it doesn't and I need to know if I need to find a work around.
Thanks!
Adina
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10 hours 4 minutes ago #179491
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Category - Sub Categories - Exclusive Plans
Hi Adina
Currently, we only check Exclusive Plans on the category which the plan direct assigned to, we do not have it checked on parent category. Will think more about it and maybe I will support it in next release. Will update you
Regards,
Tuan
Currently, we only check Exclusive Plans on the category which the plan direct assigned to, we do not have it checked on parent category. Will think more about it and maybe I will support it in next release. Will update you
Regards,
Tuan
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