After you’ve added the constant in wp-config.php defined(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’) or define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true); WP-CLI And assuming you have your config.yml setup correctly, you can ommit the –path flag when calling cron run. wp cron event run –due-now [<hook>…] One or more hooks to run. [–due-now] Run all hooks due right now. [–all] Run all hooks. To run … Read more
I was hoping that I’d get more community feedback, but overall based on my research, the best option was to create a separate image of my application using the same code based, specifically tailored to run wp-cli, using the built-in crond service to ensure that the crons were running according to a proper cron schedule. … Read more
SiteGround here. It’s great that you’re exploring running “wp cron event run” as a SiteGround cron job. To ensure a smooth process, we recommend following the steps outlined in our tutorial on how to replace WordPress Cron with a real Cron job. It provides detailed instructions to help you set up your SiteGround cron job … Read more
What are scheduled callbacks?
Scheduled parsing of XML feed into wp_insert_post()
Uncaught DivisionbyZeroError: Wp_reschedule_event
Action to create custom field based on shipping class works when manually triggered, but not on cron schedule
You can add debugging statements to your code to verify if the cron job is being scheduled and executed correctly. like you can use error_log() to log messages to the PHP error log: public function schedule_event() { if (!wp_next_scheduled(‘redirection_checker_hook’)) { error_log(‘Scheduling redirection_checker_hook’); wp_schedule_event(time(), ‘every_three_minutes’, ‘redirection_checker_hook’); } } public function redirection_checker_func() { error_log(‘Running redirection_checker_func’); update_option(‘test_option’, ‘success’); … Read more
WordPress cannot detect (present, loaded) mysqli
The function as written there will succeed silently, since you haven’t actually passed in any data to change. You should be able to see what I mean by altering your function slightly: function trigger_post_update( $post_id ) { return wp_update_post( array( ‘ID’ => $post_id ), true ); } You don’t need the get_post() to check if … Read more