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  • Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    More details: the plugin is installed successfully on my webhost and i can do all things like on the localhost. The only problem is that, after the date and time i entered in the post expirator, the post is always there on the website. But on the localhost, it works very well.

    This is likely caused by wp-cron being disabled on your webhost. I am working on getting some debugging added into future versions to better display with.

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Thanks for replying. When should be the next version available?

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Or what do i have to modify such that it can work.

    Thanks again

    Hopefully within the next week – but, that all depends on the amount of time I get to work on it.

    Take a look at your wp-config.php file and see if you find the following line:

    define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true);

    If you do see this, simply set it to “false”.

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    thanks for replying. I have checked it but the line you mentioned is not there.

    Please enable debugging in the plugin, and post the debugging log after you have scheduled a post to expire, and that expiration time has passed

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    sorry i am not a wordpress profi and don’t understand what you mean with “enable debugging in the plugin and post the debugging log”.

    thanks so much for trying to help me

    This is an option in the plugin settings. If you click on “Post Expirator” under the settings menu, you should see it.

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    thanks for replying. I have enabled debugging in the plugin. What do you mean with “post debugging log after you have scheduled a post to expire” ?

    Thanks again

    After debugging is enabled, the post expirator plugin will log any attempts to schedule and expire posts. So if you can make a few new posts, and set them to expire then we can see if there is anything in the logs that might help diagnose the problem.

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    thanks for replying. now, i understand what you mean. I did it and have the following debugging logs:

    2013-07-06 17:02:58 2074 -> SCHEDULED at Sat, 06 Jul 2013 13:05:00 +0000 (1373115900) with options Array ( [expireType] => draft [id] => 2074 )

    2013-07-06 17:02:40 2072 -> SCHEDULED at Sat, 06 Jul 2013 13:05:00 +0000 (1373115900) with options Array ( [expireType] => draft [id] => 2072 )

    2013-07-06 14:55:28 2068 -> SCHEDULED at Sat, 06 Jul 2013 10:59:00 +0000 (1373108340) with options Array ( [expireType] => draft [id] => 2068 )

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    i just want to know if you are already finished with the release of the plugin.

    Thanks so much

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    something new?

    Thanks

    Thread Starter covoiturage

    (@covoiturage)

    Hello,

    something new?

    Thanks 🙂

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