WP cron doesn’t pass through my arguments
I tried: function import_recurring_3( $args, $args2, $args3 ) { var_dump( $args ); var_dump( $args2 ); var_dump( $args3 ); } And it worked. Just bizar.
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Set post to unpublished after one week depending on condition
Set post to unpublished after one week depending on condition
wp cron job fires at every second or so, if callback is wrapped with DOING_CRON check it never fires at all
wp cron job fires at every second or so, if callback is wrapped with DOING_CRON check it never fires at all
Cron job not working – Can’t see in the queue attached
Cron job not working – Can’t see in the queue attached
WordPress automatic publish: is there a timeout when WordPress won’t publish anymore?
There is no limit. Once the next person visits the site the cron queue runs regardless of how much of a gap there has been. The only caveat is that if you have a job that you’ve scheduled to run hourly and 2hrs pass between vists to the site, the job will only run once … Read more
running wp-cron.php using php not wget
running wp-cron.php using php not wget
WordPress Cron Job Not working
WordPress Cron Job Not working
WP Cron job timeout issues
In my opinion function that works 10min is not a best idea. Can You maybe refactor Your function or simply try to build batch processing? My favorite article about that: https://pippinsplugins.com/batch-processing-for-big-data/
System Cron job not firing
You need to first create the interval for 30 mins. Use filter: add_filter(‘cron_schedules’,’my_cron_schedules’, 999 ); function my_cron_schedules($schedules) { $schedules[‘thirty_min’] = array( ‘interval’ => 1800, // Every 30 mins ‘display’ => __( ‘Every 30 mins’ ), ); return $schedules; } Then you need to execute the scheduled job: wp_schedule_event( time(), ‘thirty_min’, ‘your_event_hook’ ); Then add the … Read more
Cron job script – loading wordpress system fails
Cron job script – loading wordpress system fails