Hi @pwade217
Are you using this Postie: https://wordpress.org/plugins/postie/?
Could you elaborate more so we can try to replicate the issue on our end to see if it’s an issue on our plugin or no?
That is the correct Postie, yes.
I’m currently generating a daily blog post by emailing the text to a Gmail account. Once per hour, Postie accesses that Gmail account and automatically publishes any new emails as a blog post. Postie uses a generic admin account to publish those posts.
Meanwhile, I’ve got PublishPress Future set to automatically expire any new blog posts six months after their publish date. For the posts being automatically published by Postie, the cron event to unpublish is not getting scheduled. However, if I access the blog post manually and re-save/update the blog post, then the cron event gets scheduled.
When I check the PublishPress Future debug log, I am seeing NO PAYLOAD ON SAVE_POST for the Postie automatic posts where the cron event is not getting scheduled.
For all blog posts I manually publish myself, this error is not occurring and the cron event is scheduled as normal.
Thanks for any insight you can offer!
Hi @pwade217
I just tested using Postie and it seems working fine on my end
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NO PAYLOAD usually means when using Gutenberg and for any reason there is no information sent.
Does deactivate all others plugin show different results?
Thanks,