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    Is anyone experiencing conflicts and confusion lately, since STRIPE has changed their workflow?

    For instance, my theme loads subscription plans automatically but now Stripe treats them as Products, i.e. a top category with no billing cycles. To create the billing cycle one must create Plans, which are therefore subcategories of Products.
    Then I added a new membership plugin (hoping it would hook up with my theme) which treats a Subscription as something that requires a plan attached. It makes sense but when a user clicks on “buy now” the plugin creates a new Product inside Stripe instead of creating a new Plan. It does that even if the user then abandons his purchase.
    By doing so I have both Stripe and the plugin inundated with Products and Plans that are not real.

    Any comment or views about this?
    I fear that any Stripe plugin would not work as intended.

    • This topic was modified 4 years ago by Jan Dembowski. Reason: Moved to Fixing WordPress, this is not an Everything else WordPress topic
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    Closing this post, as I discovered that the problem was created by that premium plugin, which doesn’t use Stripe as it should.

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