Listing renewals
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Good morning, is there a way to ensure that when a user renews a job offer, the expiration date isn’t modified by the renewal and that he only has the option for renewing without changing the expiration date?
For example, we have a 90-day expiration date for job offers, and we also have the option to renew them and move them to the top of the list starting the following day, the 89th….
The problem we’re encountering is that when they click to renew their job offer, it expires in, for example, 90 days + ads 89 days more, for a total of 179 days, instead of the 90-day maximum expiration date we initially configured.

What I’m trying to explain is why, when they click on “renew” their offers, the expiration date is doubled. If they had 89 days left until their offer expired, when they click on “renew” on the 89th day before the expiration, the two percentages are then added together, the expiration and renewal percentages, leaving them at 179 days, for example.
Is there a way to configure them so they can renew the day after their offers are published, but without doubling the duration/expiration time of their offers?
We’ve been dealing with this for months and months, but we haven’t found a solution. Customers who post their offers tell us they can’t renew their offers, for example, because they renewed them two days ago and wanted to renew them again, but when they renewed them for the first time, the expiration time doubled, and they no longer have the option to renew.
Thank you for any suggestion or help, maybe perhaps there’s a way to prevent this from happening, by requiring job offers to be valid for 90 days, although they can be renewed any day before they expire and as many times as necessary. Companies daily publish many job offers on our website, and for example, today you publish a job offer and this afternoon it’s already on the second page of the website and tomorrow it’s on the third, which means you lose candidates…. So we really need to have the renew option, but without doubling the expiry date.
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