Problem:
I would like to create a content addition form on my classifieds site and provide the users who added the content with the following billing methods.
1.I want to set a one-week posting period for post A and charge for one week.
2.I want to set a two-week posting period for post B and charge for two weeks.
How do I use toolset to enable multiple billing methods?
Solution:
The post expiration value is stored in a custom post field, each post can have it's own expiration date, and one post form can setup only one expiration value(one week or two weeks) for the new post.
In your case, you need to use two different post form to create two different posts(post A and post B), setup different post expiration value in each post, so you need to create content A and content B.
For example:
Two forms:
- Form A, one-week posting period, and charge for "one week" product.
- Form B, two-weeks posting period, and charge for "two weeks" product.
Use Form A to create post A,
Use Form B to create post B,
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/course-lesson/setting-up-automatic-post-expiration/
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