Hi Dataroots,
1. If you have enabled the Braintree only subscription functionality, then customers can only purchase one subscription at a time. This was done for a reason. When a subscription is created in Braintree, the WooCommerce order # is used to assign the subscription id. Because our plugin integrates with the Braintree Webhooks, it is better from a processing standpoint that there is a one to one relationship between order and subscription. Other wise complex SQL queries would be needed to pull the correct woocommerce order when a webhook is called.
2. We have not allowed guest checkout when you are using the Braintree supported subscriptions because it could become a nightmare in the future if you ever wanted to produce reports within WordPress for subscriptions. By making it mandatory for a user account to be created, a link between the Braintree subscription and your customer can be created within WordPress. We felt from a data integrity standpoint that this was a superior rout to take.
Kind Regards,
Hello Mr. Clayton,
Excellent plugin. My question goes back to multiple subscription business. Your plugin for update 2.1.7 “Added – Support for multiple subscriptions in shopping cart.” I am trying to use multiple products with assigned subscriptions but I keep on getting the following error: You cannot have more than one item in your cart when it’s a subscription.
I’m currently using sandbox because I’m testing your plugin to make sure all such features work. Is this the reason that the multiple subscriptions in shopping cart don’t work? Perhaps it’s an option I haven’t turned on/enabled either in Woocommerce or Braintree Control Panel?
I have am experiencing the same issue as @brilliantek. It was working, but I there was a recent Braintree plugin update that I think may be causing an issue. Either way the changes don’t look like they should be affecting this from working. I’m gonna try to revert to an older version and see if that fixes it.
