About "subscr_status" in wp_postmeta

[BAKED]

Thanks for the great plugin.
By the way, I have one question.

When is subscr_status saved?

[BAKED]

If a user cancels the recurring payment once and applies for recurring payment again, “subscr_status” will not work.

Therefore, it would be helpful if you could tell us the timing and conditions of the process. Thanks again.

If there is no problem, it is OK.

[mbrsolution]

Hi,

If a user cancels the recurring payment once and applies for recurring payment again, “subscr_status” will not work.

Please check the following documentation to understand how the subscription cancellation works in our plugin.

https://simple-membership-plugin.com/cancelling-a-paypal-subscription-as-a-merchant/

Thank you.

[BAKED]

Hi,Bro.

Thanks for the reply.

> “subscr_status” will not work.
Is there any significant impact?

The document is paypal, is stripe the same?
But it’s still the best plugin.

Thank you.

[admin]

It’s uses for a particularity setup with the stripe subscription process. That code you are referring to isn’t used for PayPal at all.

Can you tell me what action is not working on your site so we can reproduce the issue?

[BAKED]

> It’s uses for a particularity setup with the stripe subscription process.

The “subscr_status” has nothing to do with paypal. Is that correct?

The following is a “non-functional situation” on my site.

After a logged-in subscriber stops the recurring payment from the shortcode ([swpm_stripe_subscription_cancel_link]), if the same account applies for the recurring payment again, the “subscr_status” will not work.

Maybe the “subscr_status” only works when a new user signs up for the first recurring payment?

Or does it work for “other than the first recurring payment” if it is set up correctly?

Does “subscr_status” also work for re-payment after payment is stopped?

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