Hello,

I have the following setup, which has been working for a while:

• This is a teaching site where different teachers offer their courses
• Teachers have CB plans set up so that students can sign up for their classes. (teachers have their own gateways and get paid directly)
• I require a basic plan for all students to access the site, which is how I can maintain the site. This is a low monthly fee.
• When a new user signs up they only see the basic plan. Once inside they can see the different teachers plans and sign up as they wish.
• The teacher's plans are set up in such a way so that the basic plan must be active before they sign up.

All this works well, the only problem is that now I'm noticing that some students stop paying the basic plan, but because their teacher's plan is active and automatically recurring, they continue to have access to the site. Hence I don't get paid as I should.

Is there a way to remedy this? I need the basic plan to be a must for access, if that plan is not active, they should be required to re-instate it, even if another higher plan is active.
Thank you,
Tomás

Yes, that's how I have it set up. However, in digging a bit, I see that all the child plans that had 0 as their parent, were subscribed before June 2017, and I had set this up in April 2017, so it's very possible that I made the change back then, but I don't remember.

However that may be, I changed the parent_plan ID for those needing it (about 30 only) and when I log in to test, they are not asked to renew the basic plan, even if I set the parent_subscription to the ID of the original basic subscription (now expired).

Is there any other other setting I can look at for that to work, or should I forcibly expire the child subscription to force a re-signup (I'd rather not).

Thanks,
Tomas