Cronjob Scheduler
Cronjob Scheduler Cronjob Scheduler allows you to create custom WordPress tasks that are automatically triggered on a schedule you define. Cronjob Scheduler does not overwrite WordPress’s existing scheduling functionality, which it and plugins use for a number of internal tasks. Instead, it simply r
About this tool.
Cronjob Scheduler
Cronjob Scheduler allows you to create custom WordPress tasks that are automatically triggered on a schedule you define. Cronjob Scheduler does not overwrite WordPress’s existing scheduling functionality, which it and plugins use for a number of internal tasks. Instead, it simply replaces the standard WordPress mechanism which triggers them with a more reliable one from your operating system. In addition, it helps improve your site speed by making the server handle recurring tasks, rather than unsuspecting visitors…
The motivation behind building this plugin was out of frustration with other similar plugins that claim to do the same thing.
Cronjob Scheduler allows you to run frequent tasks reliably and timely without anyone having to visit your site at all. All you need is at least 1 action and a Unix Crontab schedule!
About
This plugin was designed and built by Motocom. It is designed to make easy work of creating and managing custom cron jobs. If this plugin has been helpful for you, then please donate to keep our WordPress plugin projects running!
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Getting started.
- 01Upload cronjob-scheduler folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
- 02Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
- 03You will now be able to manage your Cronjob schedule under Settings > Cronjob Scheduler
- 04Once on this page, follow the plugins instructions to ensure everything is setup and ready to go
- 05Instructions, and a template for creating new actions can be found in the plugin admin.
Running your cron tasks
Most shared providers offer a crontab manager, or you can speak to your shared hosting provider about setting up our cron job. If you manage the server, you can setup your cron using the crontab service. Make sure that wget is installed befor doing this.
Creating Custom Action Example
function my_cronjob_action () { // code to execute on cron run } add_action('my_cronjob_action', 'my_cronjob_action');