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I've been able to get one level of nested plans working with CBSubs but can you have a child of a child plan? I do not see it.
This is what I need
Parent Plan
-Child Plan 1 (as upgrade to parent plan)
--Child Plan 2 (as upgrade to child plan)
Thanks
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eschultheiss wrote:
I've been able to get one level of nested plans working with CBSubs but can you have a child of a child plan? I do not see it.
This is what I need
Parent Plan
-Child Plan 1 (as upgrade to parent plan)
--Child Plan 2 (as upgrade to child plan)
Thanks
Nope, only one level of nesting at this time (CBSubs 1.0) for database efficiency and simplicity to the customer.
Post edited by: beat, at: 2009/04/27 09:53
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beat wrote:
eschultheiss wrote:
I've been able to get one level of nested plans working with CBSubs but can you have a child of a child plan? I do not see it.
This is what I need
Parent Plan
-Child Plan 1 (as upgrade to parent plan)
--Child Plan 2 (as upgrade to child plan)
Thanks
Nope, only one level of nesting at this time (CBSubs 1.0) for database efficiency and simplicity to the customer.
Post edited by: beat, at: 2009/04/27 09:53
Please explain: When making exclusive plans, it is still possible to upgrade from one exclusive plan to another (when allowing upgrades ofcourse). What happens with the events scheduled for unsubscription? Are these executed or not? And what happens if you unsubscribe to the upgrade, are the on subscription events from the original plan executed again? in other words, how is roll-back implemented.
Because, if there´s no execution of unsubscription events on upgrade to another plan at the same level, this will function much like a child plan.
Please explain. Is essential for proper implementation of update and upgrade options (need child plans or not)
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