Another way to repeat a task regularly – but not on every page refresh – without using cron is to use a transient that lasts for a day. It will even help your website display its homepage faster!! A transient is a wordpress way to cache bits of html. It is especially useful for complex … Read more
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Set post to unpublished after one week depending on condition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
this filter does the trick: add_filter(‘schedule_event’, ‘__return_false’);
Cron job not working – Can’t see in the queue attached
How to create a WP Cron hooks based on schedules from Advanced cron manager plugin?
i solved my own problem by giving up and using wordpress’s fetch_feed function https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/fetch_feed this works well for me because i dont have to worry about timing when calling parameters.
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
Cron Job Keep Running in spite of being disabled