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I understand that, but I thought 5 months 29 days ago would occur before 6 months (6 months is when the post expires). I would like the author to be notified a few days before their post is set to expire.
I will try this change:
Expire posts older than 6 months 2 days ago
Notify author for posts older than 6 months.
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I did some testing and found that the post author is emailed when I changed the settings as follows:
– Plugin Autorun Interval:<b> once 10 minutes</b>
– Notify For Posts That Are Older/Newer:<b> Older</b>
– Than This Date: <b>15 minutes ago</b>
So the problem seems to be with my settings. The post is set to expire in 6 months from the post date and moved to trash, and that works. What did not work was to notify the post author with the following settings:
– Plugin Autorun Interval:<b> Once a day</b>
– Notify For Posts That Are Older/Newer:<b> Older</b>
– Than This Date: <b>5 months 29 days ago</b>
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I would like the author to be notified a few days before their post expires. Should I use a different setting than 5 months 29 days ago?
Thanks for your help.
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I don’t see how email sending is the problem because my website email log is filled with other emails. Every other email that should be sent by the website is in the email log except for the post expired emails from Kronos. The log shows every email that is attempted and there was no attempt by the Kronos plugin to send an email. I am using this plugin for email logging https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-log/ . I’ve attached a screenshot of recently sent emails in the email log, so you can see that our WordPress site is not having a problem sending emails. If it attempted to send an email and couldn’t send it, the “Sent Status” would be unchecked. If that happened I would use an smtp plugin.
