Solved, although in a pretty poor manner. If I move the scheduler function wp_schedule_single_event( time() + 600, ‘mail_event_hook’ ); into functions.php it starts working. Not sure why, but this is the curse of self taught developers.
I usually define a IF state and use wp_clear_scheduled_hook function. See example: if (get_option(‘atenasupervisor_scheduler’) <> ‘Stop’) { echo ‘Active (‘. get_option(‘atenasupervisor_scheduler’).’)</strong></div>’; } else { wp_clear_scheduled_hook( ‘atenasupervisor_my_email’ ); echo ‘Not active (‘. get_option(‘atenasupervisor_scheduler’).’)</strong></div>’; } “
update post every day
How to perform a heavy and long process in cron jobs?
Update a costume wp_usermeta key back to 0 every 24hours (time can be specified as needed)
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I think you can resolve this with this way: Step 1: You create a PHP Page with URL you want in your theme like this (page-url-custom-cron.php) to call a Hook WooCommerce Step 2: You use server-based job Curl to the URL: http://yourdomain/url-custom-cron. And now the PHP code page will call WooCommerce hooks for you. Hope … Read more
wp_schedule_single_event issue with save_post hook in gutenberg
To summarize, I’m creating a custom WP Schedule event that checks once a day to see if any of my “member” custom post type posts are marked as sticky, and if so, removes them from the stickied post options table, then it randomly assigns another single member post as sticky. (I’m displaying this random post … Read more
Cron events are disappearing, or cannot be updated in WordPress