Post Expiration Date on Front End

You could define the following function and use in your theme templates:

function my_current_user_expire_date(){
	if ( class_exists( 'Expire_User' ) ) {
		$u = new Expire_User( get_current_user_id() );
		echo $u->get_expire_date_display( array(
			'date_format' => 'M d, Y',
			'expires_format' => 'Expires %s',
			'expired_format' => 'Expired %s',
			'never_expire'   => 'Never Expire',
		) );
	}
}

Ben! Awesome! This is exactly what I needed. For posterity for those coming across this later, I created a shortcode [expire-date] with Ben’s code above:

// show user expire date shortcode

function my_current_user_expire_date(){
	if ( class_exists( 'Expire_User' ) ) {
		$u = new Expire_User( get_current_user_id() );
		return $u->get_expire_date_display( array(
			'date_format' => 'M d, Y',
			'expires_format' => 'Expires %s',
			'expired_format' => 'Expired %s',
			'never_expire'   => 'Never Expire',
		) );
	}
}
add_shortcode('expire-date', 'my_current_user_expire_date');

This is the exact feature I am also looking for..Can you please also tell me exactly where to insert this code? and how to reach that file? (Question may sound silly as I don’t have much knowledge in coding)

In version 0.8 this functionality is built-in as the shortcode [expire_users_current_user_expire_date /]

Thanks a lot Ben for your support….