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Sorry for the confusion. By patch, I meant v2.6.2 that was released a few days ago.

Resolved with latest patch. Thanks.

Pages and posts that aren’t set to expire are having expiration dates applied if the page is opened for editing as stated in the original post even after the beta version has been installed. In order to avoid forgetting to make sure the setting is disabled moving forward, I went through and opened all of my pages for editing, disabled the checkbox, and saved so that I wouldn’t forget to remove the checkbox in the future in case the resolution is delayed for whatever reason. Or am I misunderstanding the expected results of v2.6.2-beta?

I thought after installing the beta, the expirator checkbox would no longer be checked by default. I just went through all of my pages, opened and unchecked expirator, and re-saved.

I’ve installed the beta and am still experiencing the issue. When editing a page, the post expiration box is automatically checked with a default time 4 hours from the initial edit. If I uncheck, save, and re-edit, the setting remains unchecked but is always checked when editing a page for the first time since the bug was introduced.

Thanks for the quick response. All good now.

I’ve temporarily disabled the cache to allow traffic to the site.

Never mind. Not related to this plugin. Additional searching leads me to believe it is an issue between bbPress and some SMTP plugins.

Same here. Not sure if it broke with the plugin update or WP 3.9.1 update.

Ended up not using the plugin and pasting the code into a widget. I’d already enabled php in the sidebar for another feature.

Disabled and then re-enabled the rewrite rule for the second installation in IIS Manager and things magically started working.

Yes, both installations are set to use the post name as the link.
https://example.com/post-name/
https://example.com/site2/post-name/

I was only able to find the default form that comes with the plugin installation. I was hoping they were moved somewhere else but no luck. Looks like there was a problem with the backup. Thanks for the help.

I just modified the code for the submit button into a reset button.

Copy the file contact-form-7/modules/submit.php to reset.php.
Edit and replace every occurrence of the word ‘submit’ with the word ‘reset’.
Upload the new file to your site’s plugins folder.
When you press the ‘Generate Tag’ button, you’ll now see the choice ‘Reset button’.

I used this method and I have a reset button option available, but the styling is different from the Submit button. Did I miss something in the CSS files?