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Download limit based on subscription date

Posted by: Charlie

17th May 2019, 12:54 am

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Peter Wilkinson
@wpenhanced

15 Mar 2023
7:30 pm

Cool thanks Ryan - so in your case we should be looking at WooCommerce Memberships and not subscriptions right? Then getting the subscription date Cool thanks Ryan - so in your case we should be looking at WooCommerce Memberships and not subscriptions right? Then getting the subscription date

Cool thanks Ryan - so in your case we should be looking at WooCommerce Memberships and not subscriptions right? Then getting the subscription date
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Ryan
@wpturnedup

15 Mar 2023
9:34 pm
Maybe we are saying the same thing, but membership/subscription dates/statuses should be identical. <ol> <li>Purchase a product (i.e., subscription) on 1/1/2023.</li> <li>The subscription starts on 1/1/2023, and so does the membership.</li> <li>Subscription upgraded/downgraded/canceled on DD/MM/YYYY, then so does the membership.</li> </ol> Maybe we are saying the same thing, but membership/subscription dates/statuses should be identical. <ol> <li>Purchase a product (i.e., subscription) on 1/1/2023.</li> <li>The subscription starts on 1/1/2023, and so does the membership.</li> <li>Subscription upgraded/downgraded/canceled on DD/MM/YYYY, then so does the membership.</li> </ol>
Maybe we are saying the same thing, but membership/subscription dates/statuses should be identical.
1. Purchase a product (i.e., subscription) on 1/1/2023.
2. The subscription starts on 1/1/2023, and so does the membership.
3. Subscription upgraded/downgraded/canceled on DD/MM/YYYY, then so does the membership.