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Correct, next payment and expiration date would always be at the end of the calendar year no matter when they paid. So if your start month is 10-01 then they'll always expire/renew 09-30.Hmmm, so if I switched the regular validity period to "This calendar year expiring 10-01" instead of 1 year would PayPal process the next payment from the expiry date no matter what date the initial renewal payment was made?
It won't do anything until they renew as they still have the existing duration.What happens to those members that have already renewed using the auto-renew option. What effect will changing the term do for them as all of the scheduled paypal payments will all be after the expiry date.
Same situation as PayPal, it won't do anything until they renew and have the new duration calculations.Also, not everyone is choosing the auto-renew option, so I have to be wary of how this would affect them as well.
There's a bug with the renewal day date calculation. Your sites timezone must be set to UTC for it to calculate properly. This is a high priority bug to be fixed in next release though.Incidentally, I wished to go the route of this calendar year, but I've run into renewal date issues as outline in this post:
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