jevaldez

Just a bit more information:

I have WPForms Pro and WPForms Post Submissions. I am using PublishPress Future Pro so that users creating a post can set an expiration date from the Post Submission form. I am able to set the Custom Post Meta, but it isn’t being triggered because – I think – the creation of the post is not triggering the PublishPress Future cron job. If I go back and just open the Quick Edit for the post and I don’t change anything, the expiration date is applied on save.

I know that this involves other plugins so I appreciate any insight that you have.

Thanks! It works….mostly. I have a date field in my form and I’ve set the post meta ( _expiration-date ) to use the value from that field. The only problem seems to be that the date is not applied unless the post is edited after it has been published. Is there a way to have the date applied without having to edit the post? The post is automatically published when the form is submitted.

Thank you for your help!

Thank you for your reply. I had done all of the things you suggested, but I am only seeing a single check box in the Actions column. There is no way to deny an order. I was able to find a different plugin that will do what I need it to do. There is a bit of time crunch on my site so I don’t have time to get it wrong or do a lot of troubleshooting. If the other plugin doesn’t work for me, I might revisit this one.

Best regards,

Jennifer

I see now that this is not tested with woocommerce 4.5.2. With which version is this tested?