Hi,

I want to change the user group users are assigned to for certain plans: it works fine for new registrations/renewal/etc..., but i would have expected it to automatically apply the new group for already active subscription, which doesn't seem to be the case.

And as there doesn't seem to be any way to 'batch assign group' (like regular joomla backend users view), i don't see any easy way to do that but sql tinkering.

Please let me know if:
1/ it should indeed apply new group to current active memberships
2/ is there a way to batch add/remove group based on subscription

thanks in advance

First, thanks for the answer !

krileon wrote:

but i would have expected it to automatically apply the new group for already active subscription, which doesn't seem to be the case.

It does not. Already subscribed users will see no effect from nearly all changes to a plan. You should avoid modifying plans after you already have paying customers for that plan.

well, in that case it doesn't modify what they paid for, it's just reorganizing... It would be better if that would be possible in my opinion, but nevermind

And as there doesn't seem to be any way to 'batch assign group' (like regular joomla backend users view), i don't see any easy way to do that but sql tinkering.

You can use Joomlas batch usergroup feature in Joomlas user manager. It will work fine with CB as CB shares the same tables as Joomla in this regard.

except in regular joomla users view, i can't filter by subscription plan, so it's really not usable with hundreds of users... What would work is to implement the batch assign group in cb as it is in regular joomla user list.

i ended up doing it myself by sql, because i know how, but in my opinion this is something that could be a nice usability feature