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Created by Ruben Shaw 05 Sep 2018, 01:03:19 Updated by Sebastiaan Janssen 06 Sep 2018, 14:02:29
As of current the scheduled ExpireDate (Unpublish date) is only exposed via IContent, meaning in order to display the ExpireDate on a page either the database needs to be hit on each request (ie using the content service to get an IContent to get the page's ExpireDate) or add a field to the doc type mirroring the ExpireDate value.
Neither of these solutions I believe are an acceptable alternative to having IPublishedContent expose ExpireDate.
There are valid reasons for needing to telegraph when a page will no longer be available, for example if a product is only available for a limited amount of time, transient pages, etc.
Related: https://our.umbraco.com/forum/umbraco-7/using-umbraco-7/75075-displaying-unpublish-at-date
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Priority: Normal
Type: Feature (request)
State: Closed
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Difficulty: Normal
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Backwards Compatible: True
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Affected versions: 7.12.1
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