Closed lmizz92 closed 3 years ago
To clarify, you are attempting to add a Clock
type expiry to a link via the admin area and the resulting value in the Timer
column of the expiry table appears as 0x74657374000000000000000000000000000
. You have tried to drop the database and the behavior remains. Is that right?
Not exactly. I have these columns in the expiry table (keyword | type | click | timestamp | shelflife | postexpire) and the keyword column is being filled up with 0x74657374000000000000000000000000000, therefore if there is a column with the specific name of "Timer", it is not being created. I have tried dropping the expiry table and creating it again but the same issue occurs.
Is there an update regarding this? What could be causing this, please?
I have been busy with my 9 to 5 and have not had an.opportunity to look into this. I might have some time this weekend to see if I can reproduce the error.
I have been busy with my 9 to 5 and have not had an.opportunity to look into this. I might have some time this weekend to see if I can reproduce the error.
Thanks very much for the response back. Appreciated.
This may be the same issue: https://github.com/joshp23/YOURLS-Expiry/issues/35#issuecomment-861717223
Hi @Omniru,
Thanks for the thread, I was able to solve the issue.
Regards
Hi,
I have encountered an issue when adding a time counter to new links since on the YOURLS admin interface is for example "testing", in the keyword field in the expiry table is "0x74657374000000000000000000000000000". I have dropped the table and reinstalled the table and disabled other plugins to see if they effecting, but to no avail, keyword kept being a couple of numbers followed by a lot zeros. No errors are displayed when adding with debug set to true, therefore the link never expires and still is accessible after expiration.
What might be causing this pls?
Currently using YOURLS ver 1.8.1 and Expiry plugin ver 2.4.1