Can't renew featured package when currently featured (message: used up)

[Rudi]

(I think I'm going to have you customize the "upgrade to featured" package with one more tweak, as I think that is very close to doing exactly what I want... so I may not need to know the answer to this, but I'm curious, so I'll ask anyway)

I'm not sure what setting the single-listing featured plan "limit use of plan" to "unlimited" does. I thought it would allow one to purchase/renew it without limits, but that seems to be incorrect.

If I click on My packages as a user, it doesn't allow me to update the featured single listing plan - there is no button to update it there. The only button I see is to purchase a new plan.

However on the purchase a new plan, the only option is the standard (the single-listing standalone featured plan doesn't appear there). The standard appears on the Purchase a new package page but can't be bought again since I already have it as the user. See screenshots. I find this a bit confusing, but I'm obviously not quite grasping the concept here, or maybe I'm trying to make it do something that it doesn't do (allow someone to renew standalone featured package before it has expired)

(I think the upgrade to featured may actually be a better fit for me with one more customization, so if this doesn't' work like that, I can live with it, but I'm curious if I'm doing something wrong that I'm not seeing.)

Very strange... By default, when your single-listing package is unlimited, it should always be available on the upgrade page

Maybe you changed the limit settings after you posted your listing? If everything is ok from your side, you'd better create a ticket and we'll check

[Horizon]

Maybe you changed the limit settings after you posted your listing

Quite possible as I've been looking at different options to setup packages; I will do more testing. Possibly package usage is assigned non-unlimited to an id and doesn't become unlimited when the package is changed to unlimited... I'm not sure. I will test some more.