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What about it doesn't work?During testing this worked, the reality did not work with the "real" subscriptions.
The idea was that if points aren't being accumulated and used like a wallet then just use a yes/no flag to determine access."I don't see the point of subtracting points though if they're just going to be completely wiped out on payment and maybe you should use a YES/NO flag system instead."
Yes, you can use the below to perform whatever action you want based off plan status.So move the field condition from the CB Paid Subscriptions auto action to this new Field auto action, correct?
Correct, it's just for the order of the 2 auto actions.this is just the order of the 2 auto actions- correct? and is not related to the plan settings, correct?
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The idea was that if points aren't being accumulated and used like a wallet then just use a yes/no flag to determine access."I don't see the point of subtracting points though if they're just going to be completely wiped out on payment and maybe you should use a YES/NO flag system instead."
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If staff is adding it then I wouldn't think you'd need any conditions then since I assume it's not a frontend accessible plan.The user subscription is initially manually added by staff. I am thinking that because of this, I don't need any workflows or conditions on the plan itself - right?
Ok, that would be entirely handled by CB Auto Actions then.When the plan expires, an "auto action" should renew the plan if there are 60 points and remove all the points in that field. If the field has less than 60 points, the plan should expire and remove all the points in that field.
You'll basically need 2 auto actions to do this. First one renews their subscription using a CB Paid Subscriptions action and second one is a Field action that empties the field. Example of both auto actions as follows.If part of your response is: "Plan Expired
Global
Triggers: onCPayUserStateChange
User: Automatic
Access: Everybody"
Please include what "type" of auto action this should be.
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