admin_dashboard:system_admin:system_settings:manage_subscribers
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| - | #User Subscription Detail | + | //#User Subscription Detail// |
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| + | With Action column, Admin can set users subcriptions status. | ||
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| + | Example, admin sets an expired user to be active: | ||
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| + | //#At Action Column, press on dropdown button and select your decision, in this case, we select Active to active this user.// | ||
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| + | After selected Active, there will be a confirmation displayed | ||
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| + | //#Actions confirmation// | ||
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| + | Everything next is just confirm the decision and that user will be in Active status. | ||
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| + | **Note: Users with Initial status cannot be changed, Initial status reflects users are not subscribed to any package/ | ||
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