There are quite a number of ways to achieve this and to optimize this to make it efficient as well. Here is just a basic idea to achieve this by using the offset parameter in WP_Query and using the php function date() to get the current week number. First, you should get the current week … Read more
I’m afraid it won’t be possible without any coding, but… It shouldn’t be so hard to achieve. I would approach it this way: Schedule post for publication using native post date. Store the real publication date as some custom field. Add custom action to transition_post_status hook and replace the publish date with the one stored … Read more
For starters try Core Control plugin to see if scheduled tasks are accurately assigned. Scheduled posts will show up as publish_future_post > check_and_publish_future_post() with post’s ID as argument.
Inspect your Schedules The best way to learn coding is to turn debug on and simply inspect your output. If you want to dig deeper, then you often need a custom tool that allows you to inspect the result fast and nicely, readable formatted. I wrote a plugin for some other answer, that helps you … Read more
We were never able to isolate the root cause of this but did resolve the issue using this plugin: WP Missed Schedule Fix Failed Future Posts
With WP CLI I was able to avoid other plugins potentially interfering with publish_future post. Below is a perl fragment. On my host webdir is $HOME/public_html and bindir is /usr/bin. Note the use of –due-now. Only those hooks currently waiting to be fired will run. Also note you either need to cd into webdir or … Read more
So the issue in this case was that PHP wasn’t displaying correct UTC Time. Thanks to @TomJNowell for pointing me in the right way. It seems to be a bug/error in some Plesk installation: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/utc-time-issue-plesk-php-7-3-7-4-on-centos7.356169/ To solve the issue we have replaced the UTC file usr/share/zoneinfo/UTC with another copy from another server. After that, UTC … Read more
It’s not Google Calendar, but the Editorial Calendar plugin works really nicely.
If you want to display the scheduled posts in the main wordpress loop you can use ‘post_status’ => ‘future’ as an argument for the array. This will now show your scheduled posts for all users. It’s pretty handy for things like event listings. However there is a problem with this and I believe this is … Read more
That’s weird, but you can try this. Go to WordPress Dashboard > Settings > Writing administration screen, and to the existing URIs listed under Update Services, add this: http://ping.feedburner.com More Info: WordPress Codex — XML-RPC Ping Services