Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Can someone please enlighten me as to what exactly happens when content expires?
I see that an email can be sent to the user notifying them that the content has expired. The default email suggests that the user contact the site admin.
Am I to understand then that a private PayPal transaction would need to occur to re-activate the content? Meaning, user contacts site admin, site admin manually issues a PayPal Money Request, then manually resets the content expiry date... since I don't see a content expiry field, I guess this means re-publish the content... but then how does PayPalNode know when to notify the user about the expiry NEXT date?
Any clarification about this process would be greatly appreciated!
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Comment #1
buddaRight now, there is no re-publish mechanism.
This could be done by either having a "re-publish" button added to expired nodes form - or - some sort of node clone occurs and the user effectively publishes a new node containing the same content as the previous node.
I think, for accountability and reporting, the node clone method will be best, as a single paypal transaction is linked to a node id, not a string of paypal transactions.
I will be implementing this node clone functionality in the near future.