• Resolved picsporadic

    (@picsporadic)


    Hi I am trying to post woocommerce products as events where the expiration date in publishpress future is the actual event date.

    We are trying to automate event publishing and are pushing the following values as custom fields with hopes that publishpress will recognize them



    {
    "key": "_expiration-date",
    "value": {{expiration_date_unix}}
    },
    {
    "key": "_expiration-date-status",
    "value": "saved"
    },
    {
    "key": "_expiration-date-type",
    "value": "category"
    },
    {
    "key": "_expiration-date-taxonomy",
    "value": "product_cat"
    },
    {
    "key": "_expiration-date-categories",
    "value": ["3206"]
    },

    but however we publish the custom meta fields Publishpress just defaults to the plugin settings (i.e) 1 week from publish date)

    is there something we are missing?
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  • Plugin Support Riza Prihananto

    (@rizaprihananto)

    Hi @picsporadic ,

    Could you let us know if you are using the Free or Pro version? As for now, metadata scheduling is available on pro version, and if you are using Pro version, we can help you to investigate the issue further via our support ticket that you can open here: https://publishpress.com/publishpress-support/

    Plugin Support Riza Prihananto

    (@rizaprihananto)

    Hi @picsporadic ,

    In order to see how you set up the configuration and the result that you are currently having, could you explain it more detailed together with screen captures if it is possible?

    Thanks,

    Plugin Support Riza Prihananto

    (@rizaprihananto)

    Hi @picsporadic,

    We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved. If you have any further questions, please reply again here, or you can start a new thread.

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