sergeytru

Aaron, I know the Post/Page Publish Time is old, but just can’t understand how it’s useful. I’m newbie with your plugin – just installed it, it does not work for me, and I’m looking for same issue on the forum.

Aaron,

Any posts that are scheduled to expire in the future will have an event schedule for them at upgrade time.

– this situation may be anytime when server is too busy, or scheduled event in server maintenance time. It will be useful to check expired posts to enforce their expiration..

What means Default Date/Time Duration = Post/Page Publish Time?
Does it mean the post will be expired just after it’s published?
In this case what the sense of the setting?
If it so – for me it’s useful the only with additional parameter Relative post expiration time, say default: 30 days from published.

* New: Revamped the expiration process – the plugin no longer runs on an minute, hourly, or other schedule. Each expiration event schedules a unique event to run, conserving system resources
and making things more efficient

– How this approach will work for currently expired posts?

After updating settings it’s working with one twitter app! Cool!

I have 5 WP sites shared one Twitter account. Unfortunately only 1st registered one works with this plugin, all others reject twitter app authorization. Is there a way to rename the plugin twitter application to get personal copy for each site?

The last build 1/30/13 works for me!

I have same problem with last update.
Initially it blocked Visual/Html tabs in WYSWYG editor.
It’s fixed in the last update of 1.1.0, downloaded from the CBress site.
But now it blocks the entire widgets admin panel, and it not may be used.

Have same issue. Works fine in WP 3.4, but disables wysiwyg editor tabs in WP 3.5.