[Plugin: Content Scheduler] Does not work issues

I’ve just posted an answer on your previous post:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-content-scheduler-automatic-scheduling-not-working?replies=24

I like Content Scheduler, it obviously has more features. But because it also contains bugs, so I don’t use it. I use Post Expirator and I managed to make it work as I want.

Hello, I don’t use Content Scheduler. But I’m using Post Expirator, I might able to help you to make Post Expirator works. If you want you can email contact me, so we can share screenshot pictures.

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Hi Folks.

Another thing to note are your WordPress timezone settings. Under Settings > General.

Setting a proper timezone did the trick for me.

@kryvulena. When you uninstalled the plugin, was the ‘Remove all Content Scheduler data upon uninstall’ radio button set to ‘Remove all data’ ?

@kryvulena. Hmm. Have you tried testing one setting at a time?

I was thinking process of elimination.

I meant to say, have the plugin only apply one setting first. For example, set it to only set your post status to ‘Private’ and not switch the categories or sticky setting.

Something like:

• Change status to: Private
• Change stickiness to: No Change
• Apply Category changes as: No Change

@kryvulena. And you’re going to each post that you want to expire and switched the ‘Content Scheduler’ setting to ‘Enable’ ?

Hmm…. Try enabling the WP_Debug flag in your wp-config file. Then open the Content Scheduler settings page. You should see a Table of scheduled tasks (Cron Events Scheduled). This may help verify if the scheduler is set to run cron tasks.