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Great! Hopefully some of the PayPal REST functionality will trickle down to other areas. For example you can schedule a subscription to start on a future date (up to 10 years out). Could be useful when a user has paid for 6 months of user upgrade, but wants to change to a 12 month plan without having to wait until the 6 month is expired (just start it on their existing end date).Could also offer something like 5 day free trial for something (effectively just start billing of a user upgrade x days in the future beyond when they sign up for it). Can also utilize subscription "setup fees" for something similar. Like first year is $xx.xx, then subsequent years are something else (first year is a setup fee and follow up years is a normal subscription that doesn't start until a year out).See this post:[EMBED content="post-1628365"]https://xenforo.com/community/threads/allow-users-to-cancel-recurring-upgrade-from-within-their-account-when-using-paypal-as-payment-provider.184804/post-1628365[/EMBED]
Great! Hopefully some of the PayPal REST functionality will trickle down to other areas. For example you can schedule a subscription to start on a future date (up to 10 years out). Could be useful when a user has paid for 6 months of user upgrade, but wants to change to a 12 month plan without having to wait until the 6 month is expired (just start it on their existing end date).
Could also offer something like 5 day free trial for something (effectively just start billing of a user upgrade x days in the future beyond when they sign up for it). Can also utilize subscription "setup fees" for something similar. Like first year is $xx.xx, then subsequent years are something else (first year is a setup fee and follow up years is a normal subscription that doesn't start until a year out).
See this post:
[EMBED content="post-1628365"]https://xenforo.com/community/threads/allow-users-to-cancel-recurring-upgrade-from-within-their-account-when-using-paypal-as-payment-provider.184804/post-1628365[/EMBED]
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