Frequently Asked Questions

The subscription plans created with All Products For Subscriptions do not support Sign-Up Fees or Free Trials just yet!

No, All Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions does not support quick-pay buttons.

It is not possible to add a product/cart to an existing subscription when the chosen plan is synchronized and prorated.

Currently, it is not possible to purchase products on Subscription without logging in first.

This is a WooCommerce Subscriptions limitation, due to the fact that subscriptions persist beyond a single transaction and therefore must be associated with a user account in order to keep track of renewals and other features.

To allow users to register or login during checkout, please navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Accounts & Privacy and enable the Account Creation option.

Auto-optimizer plugins prevent All Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions scripts from running, which causes issues with the extension’s basic functionality. More specifically, when auto-optimizer plugins are used, All Products for WooCommerce Subscriptions animations and price updates do not function properly.

All subscription plans added to a variable product are automatically inherited by its variations. Currently, it is not possible to add unique subscription plans at the variation level.

For developers, one can implement per-variation Subscription plans by writing a fair amount of custom code. The plugin provides some flexibility for adding subscription plans to individual variations programmatically using the wcsatt_product_subscription_scheme filter to:

• Define all schemes at the variable product level and exclude some of them using this filter or;
• Create subscription schemes/plans for variations on the fly.

This is a developer-level topic. For assistance with this, please consider hiring a qualified WordPress/WooCommerce Developer like a Woo Agency Partner.

How can I prevent customers from cancelling a Subscription before a minimum period has passed?

Currently, it is not possible out of the box to prevent customers from canceling a Subscription before a specific amount of time has passed. That being said, there are some potential workarounds for you to consider.

• Use a plugin: Minimum Periods for WooCommerce Subscriptions
• Remove the ‘Cancel‘ button entirely: How can I remove an action button from the View Subscriptions page?
• Add custom code to make the ‘Cancel‘ button redirect to a custom cancellation form page. This is a developer-level topic. For assistance with this, please consider hiring a qualified WordPress/WooCommerce Developer like a Woo Agency Partner.

Switching is not supported for Product Bundles and Composite Products when Length Proration is disabled and the current subscription has a fixed length.

Product Bundles and Composite Products do not support plan switching. Only content switching is supported for these product types.

Yes! To add a product with a selected plan to the cart, you need to pass the convert_to_sub_ID property.

https://somewherewarm.test/support/?add-to-cart=ID&convert_to_sub_ID=PLAN

For example, to add a Simple Product with ID=10 to the cart on a monthly Subscription, use the following Add to Cart URL:

https://somewherewarm.test/support/?add-to-cart=10&convert_to_sub_10=1_month

To add a Variable Product with the parent ID=10 and the variation ID=1234, you need to add the variation to the cart and then convert the parent ID to a subscription:

https://somewherewarm.test/support/?add-to-cart=1234&convert_to_sub_10=1_month

By default, All Products for Subscriptions edits the variation price element and adds Subscription plans there. Some plugins, such as Germanized for WooCommerce, replace the Catalog Price with the selected variation price. This causes Subscription plans to show up twice in Variable Product pages.

To move Subscription plans outside the variation price element and therefore prevent Subscription plans from showing up twice in Variable Product pages, use the following snippet:

add_filter( 'wcsatt_modify_variation_data_price_html', '__return_false' );

You can use a plugin such as Loco Translate to edit text strings. This is the best way to customize WooCommerce text strings, as the edits will not be overwritten when plugins are updated.

After activating Loco Translate,

1. Go to Loco Translate > Plugins and click All Products for Subscriptions.
2. Click on New Language.
3. Choose the desired or your site’s default language in the dropdown menu.
4. Select Custom in the Choose a location option.
5. Press Start Translating.
6. Search for the string you want to edit.
7. Select it and add your modification.
8. Press Save.

For more details visit Generating a New Translation.

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