Posted 7 months ago #
I just installed this and it seems to be all there except for the most important part, I cannot find the content scheduler panel in edit post/page. When I go to "all posts" I see "(Expiration Disabled)", but I just don't see where to enable it.
Can anybody help? This seems to be just what I have been looking for and if I can get it to work for me that would be great.
Thanks.
I am using 0.9.7 of content scheduler and 5.2.?? of PHP.
Posted 7 months ago #
Hi there -- Sorry for your troubles. This is a known issue now in 0.9.7. I am nearly out with 0.9.8. The fix is to go in to Content Scheduler settings and set the "Minimum Level" to "Subscriber." This controls who can see:
a. shortcodes you might put in your content to show the expiration date/time
b. Expiration box and columns for editors.
I've already fixed this in 0.9.8 but need to fix a few other things before releasing.
Thanks for using Content Scheduler and letting me know of this issue.
Paul
Posted 7 months ago #
Any chance you can give me more specific instructions on how to do this? I went through all the plugin files and found a few places where it talked about min-level, but no indication of how to change it if you can't actually see what looks to be a dropdown that would be generated on the settings page. I also didn't see anything in the database options table that lead me to a voila moment.
Posted 7 months ago #
Nevermind. I found it.
Posted 5 months ago #
Hi All -- please check out Content Scheduler version 0.9.8, addressing WP 3.3 compatibility, earlier metabox issues, and a few other enhancements. Take care -- Paul
Posted 4 months ago #
hey there...
i configured all settings but still at all posts section the expiration date column is expiration disabled...
why?
Posted 4 months ago #
i think i get it.
i guess i have to do it manually for every post...
not doing it automatically?
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