Joy Rex Posted August 30, 2016 Posted August 30, 2016 In the old Subscriptions module, you could have the member revert to their prior member group OR select a member group for them to move to after the subscription expires. In 3.4.x Nexus, there is no option for them to move to a specific member group (that I can find); only revert to their prior group, which potentially opens up a hole where the member could gain an "eternal subscription" by buying one package, then upgrading to another package, and when the second package expires, they revert to the initial package. I haven't tested this fully, but I am wondering if Commerce allows you to choose which member group a member is moved to when a subscription package expires. Anyone using Commerce with subscriptions can confirm this to be the case, or what is the best way to accomplish this so they revert to a group where there is an incentive to re-subscribe?
Angel Costa Posted September 2, 2016 Posted September 2, 2016 The option is right under the group to be moved to: Return to previous group when purchase expires or is canceled?
Joy Rex Posted September 2, 2016 Author Posted September 2, 2016 7 hours ago, Angel Costa said: The option is right under the group to be moved to: Return to previous group when purchase expires or is canceled? Ah, good to hear this is in Commerce - I wonder why Nexus didn't have that option when Subscriptions did...
Joy Rex Posted September 3, 2016 Author Posted September 3, 2016 Oh, wait - in reading your response again, that is exactly what Nexus has - I want to move them to another group after their subscription expires (in my case, back to a "Validating" group that cannot post or reply to topics) so they must re-subscribe to regain posting abilities. Subscriptions had the ability to choose what group they go to after their subscription expires - Nexus and (apparently) Commerce do not have this ability... I bet the Automation Rules addon could do this... but why not a core IPS app?
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