You have the wrong period alias in your code You added your personal period in my_cron_schedules() as 61sec: $schedules[“61sec”] = array( but use it in setup_schedule() as 61sek: wp_schedule_event( current_time(‘timestamp’), ’61sek’ , ‘expire_ogl’); The other parts of the code look right.
You don’t really need a Plugin to define these type of cronjobs in a timely manner. All you need to do is to reliably call the WordPress Cron file which is wp-cron.php The question is if your Webhost allows you to start wget without any path command or if it’s allowed to start it anyway. … Read more
Problems with cron
Is it possible to use `wp_schedule_event` with real cronjobs?
wp_users table has user_registered and user_activation_key field that you should use for this. For the cron job, you should use wp_schedule_event(). It has one disadvantage though. The action will trigger when someone visits your WordPress site, if the scheduled time has passed. For a busy site that’s not a problem. But if your site doesn’t … Read more
Store partial database to an archive database time to time
I tried: function import_recurring_3( $args, $args2, $args3 ) { var_dump( $args ); var_dump( $args2 ); var_dump( $args3 ); } And it worked. Just bizar.
Set post to unpublished after one week depending on condition
wp cron job fires at every second or so, if callback is wrapped with DOING_CRON check it never fires at all
Cron job not working – Can’t see in the queue attached