Aaron Axelsen
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I just tested a fresh plugin install on a fresh 3.4 install (single site) – and everything is working there.
The only reason you would get an error here “Reset Cron Schedule: Status: ERROR WITH FILTER” is if the plugin itself is not loading. This error comes up with the hook that adds the custom cron schedule is not loaded.
Do you have other plugins installed that might be conflicting?
I have changed around the activation login for version 1.6 so this will work with network activate
This should be fixed in 1.5.5 out later today.
I did some additional testing and this should be solved in 1.5.5 due out later today.
You should just be able to remove/update the expiration date and then re-publish the post. Is that not working?
What language are you trying?
You should be able to change “date” to “date_i18n” at the end of the “postexpirator_add_footer” function.
I need to do some more testing, but pending no issues I can push out this fix.
There is a “Post Expirator” sub menu located under the settings menu where you can set and configure the plugin.
The plugin should handle timezone conversion correctly based on what your wordpress site is set to. So, I would be curious to hear more if this is still the case.
The problem is likely something with the scheduling. The next version which i hope to have out in the next day or so has some additional diagnostics information and debugging options that should shed some light on what is going on.
I don’t know alot how bbpress works. Pending your wordpress development knowledge, you might be able to right your own “plugin” to take care of this. I would be happy to add in hooks to the plugin if that would be of any assistance to solving your problem.
The HTML issues will be fixed in the next version. However I’m not sure that I agree that all inline CSS is a bad thing. Is there something specific its preventing you from accomplishing?
I’m working on adding some diagnostics into the next release that may help troubleshoot this.
The primary blog I use this plugin on is MultiSite, so i can assure you it works there.
So, your saying 1.5.3 works but 1.5.4 doesn’t on the same installation?
The way it works is by default (and if no categories are set) it will change the post to draft at expiration time. If you select some expiration categories, it will then by default update the category listings and not change the post status.
That said, are you using this when any other plugins? Do scheduled (future) posts work?
I have done a good amount of testing, and i have not been able to come up with any cases where the expiration is not working for me
The plugin does not have a way to do this currently. I have thought about looking at adding a default expiration option to future versions.
To change the post to pending review, edit the “expirationdate_delete_expired_posts” function and change
wp_update_post(array('ID' => $a->post_id, 'post_status' => 'draft'));to be
wp_update_post(array('ID' => $a->post_id, 'post_status' => 'pending'));That should do the trick for that!
@ssudhir what versions are you running? because i can’t recreate that