[SOLVED] Free Lifetime Plan at Reg Based on Fields?

I'm trying to create free plans to be automatically chosen based on some fields selected during the registration process.

Lets say we have the drop down field "profile type" with the options:
Actor/Actress
Agency
Fan

Can it be made so those options are used as a conditional for which plan is eligible to show up, be auto selected, then hidden via CSS so it's transparent to the user?

From these free plans, they'll have upgrade possibilities based on the children of the main plan, as well as some access controls (fans don't need to upload to JoomGallery for instance, or be able to post in certain forums)

We'd love to have a forum setup similar to Joomlapolis, where all users can read most forums, but only post in certain ones if they have a certain subscription type. That's done via Integrations/Extensions/URL-Parts and some regex?

Sorry for two posts in a row

Best I can suggest is set your plans as non-exclusive then mark them all as Default. Now on the Workflows tab add conditionals to check for field matching that you want. Then use CSS to hide the CBSubs selection. This may do the trick and provide hidden plan selections. As they are set to default they should all be checked by default.

That's done via Integrations/Extensions/URL-Parts and some regex?

Yes, but you don't need regex. You just supply the partial URLs to CBSubs. Example as follows.

option=com_kunena&view=topic&layout=create&catid=CATEGORY_ID
option=com_kunena&view=topic&layout=reply&catid=CATEGORY_ID
option=com_kunena&view=topic&task=post&catid=CATEGORY_ID

I got one free hidden plan working on registration, and they can upgrade to either paid plan from there, so I'm happy with that for now.

I can't get Kunena posting protection to work though, even with this in the URL parts area, people who aren't on one of the plans can still post:

option=com_kunena&view=topic&layout=create
option=com_kunena&view=topic&layout=reply
option=com_kunena&view=topic&task=post

(catID was removed since this will cover the whole forum)

Does having this in multiple plans cause a conflict? I only want people who are in one of the three plans to be able to post, but everything publicly viewable.

You'd need to protect those URLs with all 3 plans then. Ensure SEF is disabled during testing so you can verify the URL is correct in your browser, it may need adjustment.

That did the trick, thank you