• Hi all!
    I was looking around to see if there are any plugins or WP capabilities that would allow me to manually set up users, which would then expire after a short period of time?

    Here’s some more info:

    I have my WP site set up so that only registered users can even see it, because it will eventually have private information stored on it. I am going to need to be able to set up accounts for people so that they will have temporary access to the site, but then have that usename/password expire after a set period of time…

    Any suggestions??

    Thanks for any and all help!
    Chase

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  • In drupal, this is a very simple item. I would never have the idea that this is not in the code.

    strange.

    Thx Carla, but no.

    I need this for a hostel where people do a booking for a specific period. The expiredate should then be set to “sleeping day + 1”. It doesn’t matter how long the are user on the forum, but the day after they came at the hostel, they should be out of the forum.

    It’s a shame I’m no php writer, but as sql-expert, I would say,
    -create a new table that holds the user-id and expire_date
    -run trigger daily to see if today > expire_date
    -update blocked field in the user_table.

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