horvatt

Just did that, sorry for the delay

Installed, checked, OK! This issue is considered resolved.

The problem follows the activation-deactivation exactly. Plugin is active, frontend refreshed, submenus disappear. Plugin deactivated, frontend refreshed, submenus appear.

Dear Author, same here. 12 posts expired, 2 did not. After checking the cron schedule for the future, I found some posts, which had their expiration time correctly set (and shown in the post list), missing from the cron schedule table. After opening those posts for edit and changing nothing, not even looking at the post expiration setting, just refreshing the post in the editor, it was included in the cron table. Same effect of quick editing without even opening it. Just a refresh, and it gets there.
Somehow the set expiration time is not passed for cron? Is this possible?

Edit: I turned debug on, will check it regularly and post it here, if necessary.

Edit2:
Server Environment
Operating System:Linux
Software:Apache
MySQL version:MySQL Community Server (GPL) v5.7.30
PHP Version:7.2.30
WP: 5.4.1, no multisite

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by horvatt.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by horvatt.