Use explicit groupings when applying a subscription.
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@ -27,14 +27,7 @@ sub apply {
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$groupId = $self->{_properties}{subscriptionGroup};
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# Make user part of the right group
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if (WebGUI::Grouping::isInGroup($groupId, $userId)) {
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# $expirationDate = WebGUI::Grouping::userGroupExpireDate($userId, $groupId) + $self->{_properties}{duration};
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$expirationDate = WebGUI::Grouping::userGroupExpireDate($userId, $groupId) + _getDuration($self->{_properties}{duration});
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WebGUI::Grouping::userGroupExpireDate($userId, $groupId, $expirationDate);
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} else {
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WebGUI::Grouping::addUsersToGroups([$userId], [$groupId], _getDuration($self->{_properties}{duration}));
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}
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WebGUI::Grouping::addUsersToGroups([$userId], [$groupId], _getDuration($self->{_properties}{duration}));
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# Add karma
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WebGUI::User->new($userId)->karma($self->{_properties}{karma}, 'Subscription', 'Added for purchasing subscription '.$self->{_properties}{name});
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