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Payable on-demad webinar has expired! How can I fix this?
Hi Everybody I have a problem with payable on-demand webinars. We have published several webinars that expired in December. The problem is that we couldn't set them up without an expiration date ...
Hi CarolineO welcome to the GoTo Community. This actually appears to be the intended behavior. When checking 'no end date' it will be available for 1 year after the start date. Apologies for any confusion. You can schedule a new on-demand webinar with the same recording if you need to extend further.
Hi Gregor-CGSLabs welcome to the GoTo Community. You can edit and extend the date if the on demand webinar hasn't expired yet, but after it has expired you would have to schedule a new one using the same recording. Sorry I can't help further.
Actually, even if the webinar did not expire jet you can not extend it to date beyond one year since it was first published. Does anybody know why such an administrative limitation is in place? We have many webinars (payable and free) on the portal that have been relevant to visitors for much more than one year.
Gregor-CGSLabs I was able to edit a webinar and it's in my dashboard on the new date. Have you tried this and it doesn't work for you? I'm also checking with our team.
Hi Kate. Yes I did try this but thought that it wasn't working because the date was not updated in the dashboard view. And if I entered the edit mode it again showed the old date. Page needs to be refreshed to reflect the changes.
- Enter edit mode
- Change the end date
- save changes (you land on the dashboard and see the old end date of the webinar)
- Refresh by clicking F5
- date is updated
This workflow works on my end.
Thanks,
Gregor
Gregor-CGSLabs thanks for verifying and sharing your workflow. The team confirmed that editing and updating the date will extend the time frame beyond the original end date.
