• It has another post with the same question, but its status is “resolved”, but there is no answers, so I decided to open another one, with the same text…

    I am using the Post Expirator plugin in my blog. I want to display the expiration date in my template, not as shortcode in a post, as it describes.

    Can anyone help me with this?

    I′ve tryed that:

    <?php $expiration = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘expiration-date’, true); echo $expiration; ?>

    But it returns a numeric value…

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  • Thread Starter Cristiano

    (@iclapton)

    In fact, the plugin creates a custom field called expiration-date, but its value is something like this: “1265914800”

    I cant change it directly, do I think I need to call it on the php template, transforming its format… but I don′t know how to do it.

    Thread Starter Cristiano

    (@iclapton)

    Any help????

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