Hello,
I noticed that the Kee plugin continues to use expired entries. How can I stop this?
Thank you in advance.
Kind regards
proxymus
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In short, you can’t - that’s the way we’ve designed it to work. A longer answer with more detail and possible workarounds or ideas can be found in this topic: How to disable substitution of expired entries?
An option. An option. Option “Do not suggest expired entries” is all we need. So we can more effortlessly work with your tool which will cover more scenarios than “you designed it to work”. A simple option will do. Easy to implement and will end these threads. Thanks in advance. All the best.
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Bump this up, also like “Do not suggest expired entries” and this as default.
The Kee Plugin handles expiration as metadata rather than a hard filter, so that’s typical behavior. Therefore, unless you specifically exclude them, expired entries are still valid matches.
There is currently no switch to halt this. Moving expired entries into a different group, turning off auto-type or substitution on them, or tagging or labeling them to prevent them from being picked up in matches are the only practical solutions.
This would be easily resolved with an option like “do not suggest expired entries,” but structural separation is the only dependable solution until the Kee Plugin modifies how it assesses expiration.