Scott Burgmeyer
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For me personally, this a great suggestion and I’ve been thinking about it for long time myself. Ideally, I’d really like completely redesign our membership levels to concurrent subscriptions model. Subscription gives you access to some information or provide privileges. There can be multiple ways of buying it – e.g. for a year or two, recurring or not, etc. Altogether, subscription-based model is very robust and easy to understand. Please, vote!
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32 votesEvgeny Zaritovskiy
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Updated title to reflect that it’s not just about levels copying – which is about adding new levels, but also about copying of (some) settings from one level to some or all others
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I worked with Ali on this and it looks like it defaults to the first public can apply membership level that was either created or was the first for the public can apply. So in this case, the system will auto-direct to this membership level.
We added in a css to remove the button and added our own for now.
#FunctionalBlock1_ctl00_eventPageViewBase_ctl00_ctl00_stepTemplate_registrationTopMessage_suggestToApplyMessage_suggestToApplyButton{
display: none;
}
Agree it should go to ANY public can apply membership level.