I would like to check if I need to enable wp-cron in order for “lifetime of cache objects” and “Garbage collection interval” to work?
or it will work without the wp-cron enabled?
plus, is there a way to check if above 2 metioned jobs have run or not?
Please advise me on this.
Thank you
]]>- Even if I set the files and databases at a different interval, I always get the same next start date.
- I had weekly startup set and the backup was running every two hours.
- On the contrary, if I set it every two hours, it won’t start even in a day.
I have a Woocommerce store running with Woocommerce Subscriptions installed. I have customers with different needs, as we send physical products on subscriptions.
So the intervals only lets us set up max every 6th day, but some of our customers need between 6 and 14 days to have their next shipment sent.
We need “every” 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 day to appear as a choice in the dropdown in the plan page in woocommerce subscriptions.
See attached photo: (hver is every in our language)
https://ibb.co/6nfccSr
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks!
The v4 is now ready, here are the improvements :
Free version :
- Re-worked plugin framework and classes
- Re-worked Text Analyser
- Re-worked graphic interface
- Add button on post editor to generate images (instead of save_post hook) cf : https://ps.w.org/magic-post-thumbnail/trunk/screenshot-7.png
- Add custom interval between each image generation
- Add Creative Commons & DALL·E API (v1) as Sources
- After uninstall plugin : Remove plugin options & logs
Pro version :
- Add Image shuffle – flip horizontally & crop image
- Update compatibility with WPeMatico & FeedWordPress
If you see a bug, you can report them here!
Thanks.
]]>So that the result will always be XX:00 XX:15 XX:30 XX:45 while using 24h format.
For example: if it’s 09:10 it would show 09:30 or 09:45.
With kind regards
Chris
I’d like to view and export the revenue table with an interval (by month), just like the chart.
Am I missing something or is it just not implemented?
If not implemented, is there a workaround like a plugin or a code snippet?
Thanks.
]]>Thanks for a great plugin, I’ve just upgraded to the premium version!
I’m trying to configure it so that the visitor can pick between two different time slots (17 – 20 and 20.15 – 23). I’ve tried setting the schedule to be from 17:00 – 20:00 and then from 20:15 to 23:00, and setting the booking time to 180 minutes, but it’s not having the effect I’m looking for. I’ve understood that intervals always count from midnight 00:00 forwards. How can I solve this?
Thanks
Kind regards,
Paul
Printscreen showing the problem: https://prntscr.com/16ckcj2
the website in question: https://semigualmodas.com.br/
feed url: https://semigualmodas.com.br/wp-content/uploads/woo-feed/facebook/xml/semigualmodas_com_br.xml
your plugin is amazing for displaying dates.
I used extensively the next-date feature. But now i faced a problem.
I want to display the date for a specific meeting.
Unfortunately, this meeting takes place only every second week.
Therefore it would be amazing, if there’s another attribute to define a start-date and an its interval.
Example:
[wp-dt-custom format=”j. F” start=”2020-01-17″ interval=”14″ next]
Result:
Before 2020-01-17: 2020-01-17
Between 2020-01-17 and 2020-01-30: 2020-01-31
Between 2020-01-31 and 2020-02-13: 2020-02-14
and so on …
What do you think?
I’m looking forward to your answer
Felix ]]>