I've turned on the front-end user form post expiration date to expire a post X due of days after posted. I would like to be able to display this on the front-end. Is there a way to display that value?
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You'll find a "Countdown" block from Toolset in the blocks list, which can be used to show the countdown timer, linked to a date type custom field, for instance.
I am attaching some examples in screenshots from the backend and the frontend showing this block:
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Please let me know if this explanation is clear to you and solves the question. Thank you.
Yes, in this case you'll need to customize a code having the desired function and shortcode. Please check these examples that my colleagues gave for similar questions:
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Thanks for providing the credentials, but could you please also point us to the exact location you want to show the post expiration date?
About this:
I don't see Post Date Expiration as a field that I can insert. See screenshot.
It is expected, you would need to first create a 'Date' custom field in the correspondent field group, fill it in the desired post, and then display it in the screen you shared with us. Kindly give it a try and let us know if you're able to achieve it now.
If not, please show us an example of place you would insert this info and we'll check it better. Thank you.
Mateus, please help me understand why are you asking me to create another custom field, when your tool provides the field already as shown in the screenshot, it's in the top right corner of the post on the back-end edit screen, it's in a box called "Artist expiration".
I would like to include this field not only on the front-end user display on a single post layout, but as well in a Toolset view that I use on the My Account dashboard as well as it should be available to send in the Notifications that go out, e.g. from the User Form you can send all kind of data fields in the email and we should let the user know when their post will expire.
Sorry for not sharing it previously, the whole thread I was thinking in a more complex system (like the countdown, or the displaying of a specific custom field), and forgot about this simple function. Thanks for your understanding and patience.
Please give it a try and let us know if you have the desired results. Thank you.
