• Resolved Casperster18

    (@casperster18)


    Hi PublishPress,
    Many thanks for creating this plugin! I’ve found it very useful so far.

    However, I do have a small obstacle I’m not quite sure how to overcome. I am using this plugin to automatically hide events (for which I use the default post type) after they have passed. I have set up posts to automatically enable expiry dates, with the default set to ‘+ 12 hours’. This way, I can automatically expire events/posts 12 hours after they have been published.

    Additionally, I’ve setup the posts in a way that when I ‘schedule’ a post for a future date (which is the event date) they are still returned as post_status published, so I can display future posts on the site frontend.

    The issue however, is that the expiry date for a post is only generated once, when I click ‘Add new post’. So when I update the post published date with a later/earlier date, it doesn’t update the expiry date. How can I make the expiry date update automatically (to +12hrs from publishing) when I update a post’s publishing date? I’m fine with adding a PHP-based solution as well.

    Your help is greatly appreciated!

    – Casper

    • This topic was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by Casperster18. Reason: Reworded the title to better match the question
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