The core functions needs to be called within the WordPress environment only. The cron.php is out of it thus resulting in that Call to undefined function error. Easiest way to the solution of your problem is to move the contents on that file in the mct_task() function.
wp_insert_post not inserting post from XML
The problem as I could see it from your code and the error logs, is that your plugin is calling wp_insert_post() too early, which is before functions like is_user_logged_in() is defined or before the file it’s defined is loaded, which by the time you call videos() or videoss() (which calls wp_insert_post()), that file has not … Read more
wp_insert_post limit 25
I found a solution. I just set my own value for the “post_date” field in the wp_insert_post function. As an example: $time = time(); for ($i=0; $i < count($postArgs); $i++) { $postArg = $postArgs[$i]; $postArg[‘post_date’] = $time-$i; wp_insert_post($postArg); }
I have a feeling it has to do with the one database, but I don’t see any errors that would indicate so. Yes, and apparently the structure of the WordPress posts table (wp_040skcp8g2_posts) in the problematic site is corrupted. More specifically, indexes such as the primary key are missing, so you need to add them … Read more
wp_insert_post fails at return statement (nothing is returned to the caller, the error displayed is: The Link You Followed Has Expired)
Post without AJAX is working perfectly fine, but with AJAX, it’s returning 0. Simply put, that’s because your AJAX request doesn’t include the pp_submit input which is required by pp_html_process() — the callback for both regular and AJAX form submission. I.e. As I said in the comments: jQuery doesn’t serialize submit button value (see here), … Read more
WP_Insert_Post creating duplicate posts when logged in
How to prevent post_name from incrementing in wp_insert_post?