You can change the expiration day in the box and save your changes. Apparenlty the TTL value on peeked messages is meaningless: This behavior is currently by design and should be seen independent of SDK version: the effective TTL is the minimum TTL of message and entity and is checked at runtime, rather than imprinted on the message at enqueue time (because the entity-level TTL could be changed at any time after messages were enqueued). You can go to that post’s edit page, there will be a meta box with the header of “ Post Auto Expire Control” under the writing panel. If you are admin, and you want to change one particular post expiration day. Of course you can enabled both notification, or either one of the them, or even disable all of them. The first mail is for you to control when you want to send the post expiration notification, while the second mail is sending the notification just one day before the post is expired. Posts will auto delete on a per category basis: single category OR all categories at once. Handy if you want to have posts with a limited timeframe such as offers, coupons etc. Set the Overall Expiration Date For Your Post. Use a shortcode to tell the plugin what to do with your post’s content after the expiration date. On a per category basis (single category, or all at once). To properly set up post expirations using the plugins, you’ll need to complete two steps: Set an overall expiration date for your post.
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6) Make no changes to the post but click Update and then return to posts control panel.
Enable Post Expiration will be unchecked. 4) Quick-Edit post and uncheck Enable Post Expiration. The post expiration notification email is quite simple, you can defines when you want to send the notification to your author before their post’s expiration. Auto deletes expires (prunes) posts or pages after a certain amount of time. 2) Publish the new post new and return to posts control panel. If you don’t understand how it works, you can leave a comment here or at the plugin forum. So you have to use this features carefully. Cautious 2 – As soon as you applied the rules, your previously published posts maybe will be removed (depending on your rule’s action).It depends on how many posts you have in your site. Cautious 1 -When you applied the rules to your previously published posts, it might be take a while to run.To do this, just click the ‘Apply’ button under “Apply rules to previously published posts”.
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The plugin also allow you to apply your expiration rules to previously published posts (posts that published before you install this plugin). The adding expiration form and expiration rules table Simple, just adding the expiration rules on the plugin page, and it is ready to go.
I know I am not there but I am also at a loss as to where to go from here. I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I have been researching best ways to do this and have been trying to piece together different suggestions to accomplish my goal. I have many users who post to different CPT's and I want to delete them within 12 hours (or so) of being posted without the user manually setting it. I know there are plugins for this but none allow me do expire them automatically without manually picking a date inside of the post.
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