I would need feedback about how would you need to use expiration types...
Which one would better qualify your needs?
1) ability to expire even each Link differently if you want, using any of 3 expiration types listed in 1) point of feature list (you find it a few post above).
Example: I) Link 82 expire after 31 day, II) link 93 expire at 2002-11-30, III) link 102 will be displayed in interval from 2002-11-15 to 2002-12-15. Each link can have different days to expire.
2) ability to set a Category to expire links using one of 3 expiration types (other categories can be also set to different expiration types), using any of 3 expiration types listed in 1) point of feature list (you find it a few post above).
Example: I) expire all links in Computers/Accessories after X days, II) expire all links in Computers/Printers at date defined for each link in following format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS, III) display all links in Computers/Printers within date interval from YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS to YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. Each link can have different date intervals.
3) expire all links using one of 3 expiration types, you define in the plugin.
So the question is, to have link based expiration type, category based, or 1 expiration type per LSQL installation.
1) is the widest solution with most possibilities, 3) is a normal solution what the can satify expire needs of most services. 2) is between those.
Let me know your opinion!
Best regards,
Webmaster33
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Which one would better qualify your needs?
1) ability to expire even each Link differently if you want, using any of 3 expiration types listed in 1) point of feature list (you find it a few post above).
Example: I) Link 82 expire after 31 day, II) link 93 expire at 2002-11-30, III) link 102 will be displayed in interval from 2002-11-15 to 2002-12-15. Each link can have different days to expire.
2) ability to set a Category to expire links using one of 3 expiration types (other categories can be also set to different expiration types), using any of 3 expiration types listed in 1) point of feature list (you find it a few post above).
Example: I) expire all links in Computers/Accessories after X days, II) expire all links in Computers/Printers at date defined for each link in following format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS, III) display all links in Computers/Printers within date interval from YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS to YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. Each link can have different date intervals.
3) expire all links using one of 3 expiration types, you define in the plugin.
So the question is, to have link based expiration type, category based, or 1 expiration type per LSQL installation.
1) is the widest solution with most possibilities, 3) is a normal solution what the can satify expire needs of most services. 2) is between those.
Let me know your opinion!
Best regards,
Webmaster33
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