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Having to manually keep track of a few hundred users this way is not very efficient, however, hence the request to override the expiration date manually for some users.

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I found the problem. The registration URL was incorrect.

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This would indeed be incredibly useful. The company that I work for needs this functionality and I have had to teach them how to use phpMyAdmin to gain this information — information that they’d rather get through the plugin itself.

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Yes, they did those steps but were unable to set a username, so they have an active account without a username.

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I’ve been having the same problem as well for the last two weeks.

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Indeed, the plugin should be capable of automatically unprotecting a page/post after XX amount of days. I am maintaining a newspaper website that offers services for four different local newspapers. They post protected content often, but want the content to be free after 7 days without having to manually keep track of what protected content is older than XX days.

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What’s there to say? The title is self-explanatory. After XX days stop protecting content.

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Indeed, such a natural course of action was taken.

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There are 1300 users of varying emails, although the user account that I’m testing uses AOL and the last reported user complaining about it not working is using Microsoft Live.

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