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So that fixed your issue with the user logging in not seeing the plans to renew or upgrade to?We tested on a dev website a month old. We got the same problems of connection refused than explained a few pages ago.
Changing the CB connexion menu from task=login to view=login solved the problem on the old dev website as it happened on the live one last week !!
A child plan doesn't expire when its parent plan does. It basically just pauses until the parent plan is renewed and will expire when the child plans expiration date is met. There's no way at this time to link the two durations together unless I guess you use CBSubs SQL Actions to change the parent to have the same expiration date as the child for example.We then solved part of our problems noticing that users with an expired main plan and still active sub plans could not see the page for resubscribing.
So could you check this ? or tell me how to automatically expire sub plans when a main plan is ended or expired , so that it is showed on the log in page ?
The plan the user is subscribed to appears to be checking the cb_lignes field for a value of N1. However, you're using CB Conditional on that field and the test user doesn't have access to it. My guess is CBSubs condition is failing, because CB Conditional is blocking access to the field due to the condition failing.For the other part, there is still this test user id=1473 with the same kind of configuration, but with only one plan id=31
On this one user, nothing is shown on the front end and we cannot figure why ?
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