Rating: 1 star
This sometimes works. Unfortunately, if you have any questions about it or issues with it, you won’t hear back from the devs ??
In my experience, it does not work in WP multisite 5.2.1 if you are trying to trigger the cron via the PHP command. The wget command seems to work fine, but the best part of this plugin was to allow it to trigger through the PHP server.
Rating: 4 stars
Very good and needed
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I tried it, doesn’t work. Scheduled post still don’t post.
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Awesome Plugin, i am using this plugin on all my sites from 2 years, it works perfectly ??
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Hi,
greate plugin!. but how to call my own custom function in this plugin.
Any help?
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I’ve had a lot problems trying to run wp-cron in a efficient way at my own. This plugin is the answer.
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Good!
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I can’t understand why so few reviews this has been very helpful and smoothed out CPU loading on a site with few visitors. The added security it brings is great and now the server processor won’t get loaded through multiple php processes running for cron.
Thanks!
Rating: 5 stars
It works exactly and as simply as described.
The website performance is also improved when the wp-config.php file is changed to disable the WordPress virtual cron triggering on web page requests. This stops the usual problem of multiple executions of the same cron triggers due to page load race wars. Excellent.
In wp-config.php file:
define( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON', true );
Web Hosting Hub does not allow wget, so use curl in the cPanel Cron Job line instead:
‘curl -A “Chrome 30.0” –silent “https://www.domain.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron&secretkeygoeshere” > /dev/null 2>&1’
Note: The url has double quotes around it otherwise the ampersand that is a url parameters seems to interfere with the curl parameter syntax.
Rating: 2 stars
Installs and works with 3.5.2, but does not show all jobs. Had better success with Cron View.
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