Hi,

I am facing the following,

The plan structure is set to exclusive and is as follows

-P1 (lifetime)
--P1C1 (lifetime)
--P1C2

-P2 (lifetime)
--P2C1 (set to 5 minutes for testing)
--P2C2

1. User subscribes to P1C1 (also P1 since mandatory).
2. User can upgrade to P2C1 (also P2 since mandatory)
3. After 5 minutes P2C1 expires and user is given the option to reactivate his subscription.
4. User decides not to reactivate his subscription but to unsubscribe from P2 also.
5. User falls back to P1 & P1C1 plans.

So far so good. Now in this stage

6. Although user is able to see P2 as an optional upgrade, when he clicks on it, no child plans (P2C1 & P2C2) are visible and user can't upgrade again in order to reactivate P2C1 or choose P2C2 since subscribing only to P2 is not allowed as either P2C1 or P2C2 are mandatory due to exclusivity.

P2C1 and P2C2 have no upgrade conditions and "Create Subscriptions also for free lifetime plans" is set to Yes

Now, if I go manually to user from backend and delete his subscriptions P2 and P2C1, then he is able to upgrade.

Any idea how to overcome this and allow user to re-upgrade?

EDIT: I have noticed that if I unsubscribe from P1C1 and P1, then I am given the option to subscribe again to P2 and from there choose to renew the P2C1 subscription. So the question remains, why I could upgrade to P2 and P2C1 in the first place and after I did and P2C1 expired and fell back to P1 and P1C1 I could no longer re-subscribe to P2 and P2C1 but only when I unsubscribe from P1 and P1C1?

Does P2C1 and P2C2 allow renewals? If not that could possibly be blocking the resubscribe.

If I understand your question well it is stated in " 3. After 5 minutes P2C1 expires and user is given the option to reactivate his subscription.".
My settings for P2C1 are:

So since it works as intended and in order for me to better understand it, I can conclude the following.
1. In order to upgrade from P1C1 to P2C1 you dont need to unsubscribe from P1 and P1C1 first.
2. In order to re-subscribe to P2C1 you need to unsubscribe from P1 and P1C1 first.

Are the above correct?

What exactly is the goal of these child plans? Sometimes things can be better organized. Especially now that CBSubs Options exists allowing you to add extra options to a single plan. You maybe able to get rid of needing child plans entirely using it. Details about its features can be found below.

Each parent plan refers to a different level of subscription (Basic, Level1, Level2, etc) and all child plans of each level refer to different types of subscription (Individual, Business, etc). I will go through the plan options more carefully but at a quick look I had, I am not sure if these options could add in my case.