The website in question has 3 primary aspects:

A public Side (with content that anyone can view)

A Paid Members-Only Side (where CB Subs will handle access)

An Online Store that’s open to the public and members (Virtuemart handles carting and payment)

Mistakenly, I thought I could just restrict access to the member’s only areas by menu using Joomla’s native ACL. This logic goes south when a person uses the store and Virtuemart automatically assigns them to the ‘registered’ access level. If I could figure out how to force VM to assign shoppers to ‘public front-end’ this might have worked.

Then comes a problem with Virtuemart and the silent checkout option which gathers a lot of the same information that CB would. When setup this way a shopper will breeze through the checkout process and will skip CB altogether, leaving a registered user in the system with just an e-mail and username (that match). I’ve read that then when this shopper decides to become a member, CB Subs will reject their e-mail because it’s already in the system!

I can’t believe this setup is that unusual so there must be an ideal way to configure both extensions to play nice but I can’t find the answers so I’ve started this thread. Thanks in advance for the replies!

Hi Kyle, thanks for the quick reply-
I’ve got the two files (cbvirtuemart and cbtriggers) but I find little documentation on the incubator site. Are these installed via Joomla’s extension manager or CD’s plugin manager?
Once installed, is there a guide or do I just experiment?

Thakks for the reply..

I HAVE A MUCH BIGER problem then that; configured a subscription to hide and restrict content like in the UC4 Content Subscription Plan and it’s not working.. menu items show no warnings, modules are shown when they should be hidden. Checked, triple checked and flushed cache while trying different combinations..