I have a CB Subs plan that is setup to run for a calendar year. Upon displaying the plan on the frontend, it shows the plan name, the validity period, and then says "(valid from now on)". First of all, I'm not even sure what that phrase is supposed to mean. Secondly, I cannot figure out a way to prevent that phrase from being displayed. Maybe if I knew what it was supposed to mean I could just edit the language file to something that makes more sense.

So...
1. Could someone explain the purpose of that phrase?
2. Is there a way to turn it off that I haven't discovered?

The problem I have is that if I don't understand what that phrase is supposed to mean, then how should I expect an end-user to understand what it means. "Valid from now on" makes it sound like the user has a subscription that will never expire and is confusing.

I have 2 suggestions...
1. Reword it to say (valid from today until expiration date). I think it's better wording, but still confusing.
2. Better yet, throw a little if-then-else code in there and make it read something that makes more sense. For example, it would be better for the validity period to read {today's date} - {expiration date}. So on my site, even though the validity period is set for October 1st for a calendar year, the validity date would read "6 August 2014 - 1 October 2014". Speaking of, can this date format be changed?