Default Date/Time Offset keeps changing

  • Resolved austbest

    (@austbest)


    4 months, 3 weeks ago

    I mainly need to delete posts at the same time on the following day so the default Time/Date Offest is handy. I think it worked initially but can’t quite remember when the following issue started cropping up:

    Under Settings > General tab, I have the Default Date/Time Offset set to: +1 day 6:30 pm

    The preview displays the results as expected and if I click Save Changes and create a new post or edit an existing one, it appears to work when I tick “Enable Future Action”. That is, it will insert tomorrow’s date at 6.30pm by default.

    However, the next time I log in to my WordPress backend to create a new post, it reverts back to a default of 7.30pm for some reason. So I have to either manually enter the time, or go back to Settings > General and click Save Changes again, which only works immediately and again, reverts back to 7.30pm next time I try to post. So it kind of defeats the purpose!

    I’m currently on version 4.9.4 but this has been happening through the last few updates.

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  • Plugin Author Steve Burge

    (@stevejburge)

    4 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hi @austbest. Thanks for using PublishPress.

    Can you clarify what changes between when it works and when it doesn’t work? Is it enough to simply log out of the site and then log in again?

    Does it help if you try a different browser?

    Plugin Support Riza Prihananto

    (@rizaprihananto)

    4 months ago

    Hi @austbest,

    Thank you for using PublishPress.
    We haven’t heard back from you in two weeks. Let me mark this as resolved. No worries, if you would like to continue the discussion, feel free to reply to this message or create a new one.

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