vdietmar

This os solved now. I had an issue with my WordPress .htaccess config. Please close.

By the time I reported this I was running PHP 5.5, now I have switched to PHP 7.0 (haven’t reverted back to “0” and re-run this test yet).

I am running the following plugins:

– Advanced uploader
– Benutzerwechsel
– Better Notifications for WordPress
– Disable Feeds
– Email Users
– Members
– Menu Items Visibility Control
– Page Builder by SiteOrigin
– Peter’s Login Redirect
– Restrict User Access
– Revolution Slider
– Shortcodes Ultimate
– Shortcodes Ultimate: Extra Shortcodes
– SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle
– TinyMCE Advanced
– Types
– UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore
– Widget Logic
– WP Google Maps
– WP Google Maps – Pro Add-on
– WP Statistics
– WP Views
– WP-Benutzer-Avatar
– WP-Polls

Ok, I think I figured the issue here. It’s the duration = 0. After I changed it to duration = 99 years everything suddenly worked as expected and also the members are shown with status = active now.

Looks like this might be a bug in the plugin – a pretty substantial one if I am right.

I selected Content Type “Blog Posts” (or in my German translation “Beitr?ge”) as a content type for the condition with no further posts being selected so that it currently says “All Posts/Blog Page”.

Duration is on 0.

For my understanding: what is driving the date shown with “expired” in front in the status column for each member?

[Oops, for some reason I have got back a db error in the first place and hence now have two identical replies posted — removing this one]

No, actually not. Also for the handling done in wpautop it does absolutly make not sense to put the “p” tag around “style” and “span” and to add “br” tags within a “style” section. So this change should be default and not optionally with a plugin.