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Is there any way to show when the image will delete?

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Aljawaid

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Hello, is there any way to show/display when the posted image will delete/expire?

I am trying the free version out before getting the license but I need to show "This image will expire in x days" based on the expiry days which were set during uploading.
 
Thanks for the reply. Is it an option after upgrading to the paid license or does it still have to be manually coded?

A setting in the dashboard or I'm guessing something like this...
HTML: 
<a>This image will expire in <?php echo CHV\get_safe_post()['image_expiration'] : get_user()['image_expiration']);?> days</a>
 
Like I said, by editing the theme you can show that expiration date.

I never mentioned a dashboard setting because there's no setting for that at this time.
 
My code:

After line 78 in /app/themes/Peafowl/views/image.php, add:

[CODE lang="php" title="/app/themes/Peafowl/views/image.php" highlight="12"]<div class="breadcrum-item">
<?php
if (get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']) {
$date1=date_create(date());
$date2=date_create(get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']);
$diff=date_diff($date1,$date2);
echo $diff->format("This picture will expire in %a days");

// echo (get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']);
}
?>
<a href="https://domain.co.uk/chevereto/page/faq" rel="tooltip" data-tiptip="top" title="Find out more about our live rolling feed"> <small>Why?</small></a>
</div>[/CODE]


Will produce:

2019-12-12 22_02_23-Window.png

Under the image, in the image view. The 'why?' text (line 12 of code) links to a FAQ page that I have created for my needs.

Hope that helps.
 
This does not seem to work anymore, does it?

Aljawaid said:
My code:

After line 78 in /app/themes/Peafowl/views/image.php, add:

[CODE lang="php" title="/app/themes/Peafowl/views/image.php" highlight="12"]<div class="breadcrum-item">
<?php
if (get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']) {
$date1=date_create(date());
$date2=date_create(get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']);
$diff=date_diff($date1,$date2);
echo $diff->format("This picture will expire in %a days");

// echo (get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']);
}
?>
<a href="https://domain.co.uk/chevereto/page/faq" rel="tooltip" data-tiptip="top" title="Find out more about our live rolling feed"> <small>Why?</small></a>
</div>[/CODE]


Will produce:

View attachment 2588

Under the image, in the image view. The 'why?' text (line 12 of code) links to a FAQ page that I have created for my needs.

Hope that helps.
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Rodolfo said:
V4.0.0.beta.5 adds this.

Chevereto v4.0.0.beta.5 announcement

Hey there, I'm opening this topic to follow up the ongoing development for Chevereto V4.0.0.beta.5. 👉 Stay tuned for updates and previews.
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Regardless of the beta, can you give me a hint why the code isn't working anymore?

Code: 
<?php
if (get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']) {
$date1=date_create(date());
$date2=date_create(get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']);
$diff=date_diff($date1,$date2);
echo $diff->format("This picture will expire in %a days");

// echo (get_image()['expiration_date_gmt']);
}
?>
 
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