Not having to sign up for subscription

[keferboeck]

If I make a variant subscribable, the subscription fields must be filled in ( I want x items, ever x day, week, month).

To 95% users will not subscribe. They will leave "I want x items" and "every x day" empty. They simply wish to make a one time purchase of the product.

If we leave number of items and frequency EMPTY, an exception is thrown

Validation failed: Quantity is not a number, Interval length is not a number

Or if we enter "0" for items and frequency we get -

Validation failed: Quantity must be greater than 0, Interval length must be greater than 0

How can we allow one-time purchases on subscribable products.

Much like Amazon where you can pick either between making a one-time purchase or subscribe.

Thank you!

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[fthobe]

@kennyadsl a solution would be to set default subscription values on backend. What do you think?

[kennyadsl]

This can be solved by just using the normal add to cart endpoint without passing any subscription-related parameter to the request.

[fthobe]

@kennyadsl @keferboeck
In my opinion a way to go would be to create to variants, one subscribable one not, this allows you to emulate the Amazon behavior already right now entirely.

@kennyadsl my point was more regarding the provision of presets for subscriptions for precompilation of the subscription module like interval and quantity per interval.