By default, myCRED allows you to let purchases expire after a certain number of hours. This filter lets you change this calculation from hours to any other time measurement. If you use this filter you should also consult the mycred_sell_exp_title filter.
Remember! The returned number is added to the purchase time and compared to see if it is still in the future (purchase valid) or if that time has passed (purchase expired). For this reason the value you return must be in seconds.
Available since version 1.4
| Param | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
$expiration |
int | No | The expiration length in seconds. This value is multiplied with the length you set e.g. 2 hours, and added to the time a user last paid. |
$length |
int | No | The length set for this particular post. |
$user_id |
int | No | The numeric ID of the user this calculation is related to. |
$post_id |
int | No | The post ID. |
| Package | Prio. | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mycred/content | 10 | Used by the mycred_content_purchase_has_expired function. |
Example 1: Change the expiration length calculation from using hours to days.
