[SOLVED] CBSubs non-exclusive plans: How to avoid "upgrades"?

Please excuse if this is a stupid CBSubs newbie question, but I can't find anything anywhere else about this.

Say I have 3 plans. All are concurrent = non-exclusive. Each individual plan can be subscribed to only once per user.
A user shall be able to pick any single plan or any combination of multiple plans.
If he picks one on registration, he shall be able to add another one (or 2) later on.

So far, so good: I set all plans accordingly and under top level, and it basically works fine.

But it appears that all plans must be set so they can be upgraded to, otherwise they are not displayed anymore for the user. Promptly the system treats them as "upgrades" everywhere... which in this use case they aren't. In fact, there is nothing to "upgrade" from or to, the 3 plans are complete separate, not variations of each other, and not related to another.

Is it just a language (override) thing, or am I doing something wrong in setup? Should I rather consider setting up a parent and a child for each plan, then somehow hide the parents from the plan lists (because I guess children of different parents aren't upgrades to each other)?

A brief hint would be greatly appreciated - thanks!

When you're registered and purchasing a plan it's calculated as an upgrade. So for them to subscribe to those plans after already being registered you must allow upgrades. If the plans are non-exclusive they can purchase all of them 1 by 1 after logging in.

What strings exactly are you wanting to change? You should be able to change them using language override plugin or translating CBSubs and altering those strings. See the below for language usage information.

www.joomlapolis.com/cb-solutions/languages

Thanks Kyle,

Again, it works fine as configured. Only, in this use case the term "upgrade" must confuse users, which is why I was asking.

Your explanation is helpful, and so I'll do language overrides to replace "upgrade(s)" with something else. No problem, am familiar with the override procedures with plugins, etc, and it's also working - but thanks for the hint and link, anyway.

Believe the language string for the button is simply "Upgrade" so you should be able to translate it as follows.

Oh, Sublime says there's 17 times "upgrad" in the frontend part of the default language file... :laugh:

No worries, no problem.

Anyway, thanks - very much appreciate your trying to help!