Handlie page expire date tab

Adam Gustafsson

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After upgrading to from Episerver 7.1 to 7.5 the yellow tab above pages in editmode where the user could see and handle the expiredates and archiving for the page does no longer show. Is this tab removed with 7.5 or is it possible to enable it? Or can something have gone wrong with the upgrade (God forbidd) ?

#118188

Mar 02, 2015 12:53

Ben McKernan

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If you are in on-page edit then you can scroll up on the page to reveal the page settings header. Here you find a tools button with contains an option "Manage Expiration and Archiving". In all properties edit then the page settings header is visible above the form.

#118312

Mar 04, 2015 10:15

Adam Gustafsson

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Hi,

Im aware that you can reach these options from the tools button. But my question was why doesnt the yellow header show at all time antmore?

Ive done some testing and apparently the yellow header for managing expire dates and archiving start to show when the page has less than 60 days to expire.

Is there a conficuration for this "warning", and if it iw, where is it located?

#118314

Mar 04, 2015 10:34

Ben McKernan

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You can manage the time span on the applicationSettings element in the episerver.config by using the ExpirationNotificationPeriod attribute. See here for the SDK article: http://world.episerver.com/documentation/Class-library/?documentId=cms/7.5/B1C86F67

#118317

Mar 04, 2015 10:49

Adam Gustafsson

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Thank you Ben.

However, the SDK link only shows the c# syntax. Whats the exact config syntax within the applicationSetting element?

#118323

Mar 04, 2015 13:15

Adam Gustafsson

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Problem solved.

I did the following configuration within the episerver.config:

<applicationSettings expirationNotificationPeriod="600.0:0:0" ......

This will increase the default value to 600 days.

#118324

Mar 04, 2015 13:20

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Handlie page expire date tab