[Forko]

okay, not a problem.

Thanks for everything

[Forko]

The problem still persist. I’ve deleted all the cache plugins and I changed the both dates and select “active” from the dropdown menu, but when the user logins after I’ve changed those settings, it somehow overrides those settings and make the user “expired” again. What is wierd in this case is that dates are the same as I set it up. Only status is changed from “active” to “expired”.

Any idea ?

[Forko]

Okay, will try that.
Thanks for all the support and help.

I will leave this thread open for another week and then I will close it. Just in case.

Thanks again

[Forko]

And the user informations stays in the system ?

[Forko]

I have cache plugin installed and enabled but this problem was before i installed the plugin. I installed the plugin because I want to clear cache on click, just because of this bug/problem.

This is how I changed and then it causes problem:
Account Status: Expired -> Active
Access Starts: 2017-12-15->2018-01-15(It’s monthly subscription)
Member Since: 2017-12-15->2018-01-15(just in case)

And then when i visit protected page it’s giving me: “Your account has expired.” and if go back to members i can see that user status is changed back to “expired”.

This is how I solved the problem:
Account Status: Expired -> Active
Access Starts: 2017-12-15->2018-01-15(It’s monthly subscription)
Member Since: 2017-12-15->2018-01-15(just in case)
Go to WP Super Cache and click on both “Delete Expired” & “Delete Cache” buttons.

[Forko]

I apologize for late reply.

Yes, this feature is already enabled. And I think if the user pay the membership then it’s okay, but I do it manually from expired to active it gives me this problem.

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