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Yes, you'll need to write a Advanced Sort By for your userlist so it sorts by active subscribers first. The below will probably work.Is there also a way to display those that are premium members in the search results first?
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You'd need to adjust the query to handle that. It currently is ordering based off subscription_date. I suppose you could change the select to plan_id instead.On the advanced search, both subscriptions are active. In this case what would be the process to display first the Premium CBsubs subscription?
You need to use the "B. Tab visibility by Viewer's Subscriptions" parameter set to "Yes, viewer's CB subs control detailed visibility" mode and be sure the "Viewer Plans controlling tab searchable (none means not controlled)" parameter has nothing selected. That should allow the search inputs to display fine. If you don't use the detailed mode it'll just protect the field regardless of location including search usages. The same applies to the tab if you're also protecting the tab with CBSubs Fields Tabs Protection.On the list search, I've used CBSubs conditions on the fields so they are only available in the user profile by subscription type, but want all fields to display in the search criteria for the public, which is not subscription based. As set up now when logged in a Premium Member will see all fields now on the search, a Basic Member and the public will see only the fields available to the Basic Member.
The restricted fields are contained in the same tab for both membership types.
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