I can confirm this but i think it is correct to display both these messages

If we want to reduce to just one "label" we should have a difference from what is "Unpublished" and what is "Not published yet". In this last case in fact the article will be published automatically, so the status is just temporary.

If the publication date is set to the future and the article is published, we do not get the Unpublished button but only the Not Published yet

Therefore I do not see this as a bug. It informs the admin of the full status of an article.

Similar code is (in 3 files)

        <?php if ($this->item->state == 0) : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JUNPUBLISHED'); ?></span>
        <?php endif; ?>
        <?php if (strtotime($this->item->publish_up) > strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JNOTPUBLISHEDYET'); ?></span>
        <?php endif; ?>

If we want to display only one button, giving the priority to Not published yet and to Expired, we would need I guess something like:

        <?php if ($this->item->state == 0) : ?>
            <?php if (strtotime($this->item->publish_up) > strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) : ?>
                <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JNOTPUBLISHEDYET'); ?></span>
            <?php elseif ((strtotime($this->item->publish_down) < strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) && $this->item->publish_down != JFactory::getDbo()->getNullDate()) : ?>
                <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JEXPIRED'); ?></span>
            <?php else : ?>
                <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JUNPUBLISHED'); ?></span>
            <?php endif; ?>
        <?php elseif (strtotime($this->item->publish_up) > strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JNOTPUBLISHEDYET'); ?></span>
        <?php elseif ((strtotime($this->item->publish_down) < strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) && $this->item->publish_down != JFactory::getDbo()->getNullDate()) : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JEXPIRED'); ?></span>
        <?php endif; ?>

Is it really worth?

I dont see a bug here. it is intended and correct behaviour

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If we want to reduce to just one "label" we should have a difference from
what is "Unpublished" and what is "Not published yet". In this last case in
fact the article will be published automatically, so the status is just
temporary.

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i agree with @infograf768 @brianteeman i don't see this as a bug.

Not a bug for me

On 25 October 2016 at 10:18, infograf768 notifications@github.com wrote:

If the publication date is set to the future and the article is published,
we do not get the Unpublished button but only the Not Published yet

Therefore I do not see this as a bug. It informs the admin of full the
status of an article.

Similar code is (in 3 files)

    <?php if ($this->item->state == 0) : ?>
        <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JUNPUBLISHED'); ?></span>
    <?php endif; ?>
    <?php if (strtotime($this->item->publish_up) > strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) : ?>
        <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JNOTPUBLISHEDYET'); ?></span>
    <?php endif; ?>

If we want to display only one button, giving the priority to Not
published yet and to Expired, we would need I guess something like:

    <?php if ($this->item->state == 0) : ?>
        <?php if (strtotime($this->item->publish_up) > strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JNOTPUBLISHEDYET'); ?></span>
        <?php elseif ((strtotime($this->item->publish_down) < strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) && $this->item->publish_down != JFactory::getDbo()->getNullDate()) : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JEXPIRED'); ?></span>
        <?php else : ?>
            <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JUNPUBLISHED'); ?></span>
        <?php endif; ?>
    <?php elseif (strtotime($this->item->publish_up) > strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) : ?>
        <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JNOTPUBLISHEDYET'); ?></span>
    <?php elseif ((strtotime($this->item->publish_down) < strtotime(JFactory::getDate())) && $this->item->publish_down != JFactory::getDbo()->getNullDate()) : ?>
        <span class="label label-warning"><?php echo JText::_('JEXPIRED'); ?></span>
    <?php endif; ?>

Is it really worth?

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This is a bug:

when set to published and the date is future, the article still appearing for anyone an as published with a warning button.

The correct is: when published and date is future the article needs to be set as unpublished and do not showing for public (without any button or only for admin users)....

Yes, the actual code have "bad rules"
Please, update this bad code.

This doesn't show for the public with the unpublished tag. Only for those in a publisher or above user group. If that has broken then this needs to be opened as a separate issue

Well... I am investigating Joomla Art Problem wth this.. my template is JA Teline IV

Switch to protostar. Do you have the problem. If not then it's your badly coded template

The Website many groups and acess levels... and a lot of plugins... Thanks for now... I will test to reproduce this issue withth a clean website... and I will open another issue... sorry for report my case in this issue...

[solved] With a clean website, my problem do not occurs. [solved]

Sorry for my bad report... and I will rebuild this crazy website from a clean and blank template.

That's all for now.

Thank you, guys.