Post expired emails
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A couple of notes
The post expired emails seem to come from WordPress and not the Site Email address.
The subject “Your Post Has Been Expired” could do with being able to be customised or changed to Your Post Has Expired
Thank you.
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Thanks for the response, I don’t think you have understood my query.
I have the post expire working but the emails to the user to say it has expired doesn’t come from the sites admin email address but a default wordpress email address.
WordPress@mydomain.com send to the user not using the administrator email address.
This also means the title in the email is WordPress than an example Support or noreply.
Plus the poor English in the subject as mentioned.
Yes i shall try to explain better.
At present when the Post Expiration expires example 1 day a email is generated and sent to the creator of the post.The email itself seems to come from “WordPress@{sitedomain}” and not the Site Administrators email as setup in WordPress Settings so a user may think this is potential SPAM and ignore the email.
The other issue is the Subject of the Email sent to the user which is currently:
{site title} Your Post Has Been Expired
This isn’t great english and should be “Your Post Has Expired” or allowing developers to edit their own subject like you can email content itself.
Additional features could be Post Expiration Schedules for example 3 days before the expiration, a pre alert email to allow someone to renew a post before it expires.
I obviously could go in and edit your files but thought i’d point out it needs addressing.
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