Parent Child Plans question
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If I sign up for child1a subscription (which still requires me to sign up for the parent1, and this is a major issue as well that may have a workaround with SQL), the only upgrades I see on my subscription page are child2a and child2b.
I wanted to see child1b as an upgrade - the "parent2" subscriptions should not show up until a user signs up for a parent2 subscription.
Also, if I try to click on one of the upgrades, "i.e. child2a", I get an error message that tells me I can't have a subscription from a different parent group - so then why does it show up as an upgrade? seems to be a bug.
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Based on your configuration this is working as expected.If I sign up for child1a subscription (which still requires me to sign up for the parent1, and this is a major issue as well that may have a workaround with SQL), the only upgrades I see on my subscription page are child2a and child2b.
You need to edit Parent 2 plan and set it to hide the child plans until Parent 2 is selected. Once Parent 2 is clicked the child plans will show. There's no conditional to enable child plans only after the parent plan is subscribed.I wanted to see child1b as an upgrade - the "parent2" subscriptions should not show up until a user signs up for a parent2 subscription.
You need to be subscribed to Parent 2 in order to subscribe to its child plans.Also, if I try to click on one of the upgrades, "i.e. child2a", I get an error message that tells me I can't have a subscription from a different parent group - so then why does it show up as an upgrade? seems to be a bug.
Post edited by: krileon, at: 2010/12/14 18:10
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doitsolutions wrote: I might look in to the SQL integration, perhaps somebody has already come up with a way to sign up the user to the parent subscription when the child is selected after being linked to directly (from my comparison table module). (AM I barking up the wrong tree?)
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Mihcael A.
Just wondering if this is the right approach? If I link to a child opbject directly will I need to use SQL integration somehow to make the parent also automatically get selected? Or can I allow just the child to be selected without the parent? (I am using the parent like a category to display the plans separately from plans of other categories).
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This already happens. If you click a Child plan the Parent plan is automatically selected as the Parent plan is required in order to subscribe to any of its Child plans. Set the Parent and its Children as Exclusive and then users would be required to also have a Child in order to subscribe to the Parent.If I link to a child opbject directly will I need to use SQL integration somehow to make the parent also automatically get selected?
No, this is not possible. To have a Child plan you must also have its Parent plan.Or can I allow just the child to be selected without the parent?
They're not categories though so they will not work or act like a category. They're typical plans that can be subscribed to.(I am using the parent like a category to display the plans separately from plans of other categories).
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