Implementation code change

  • Hi,

    On one of the websites I use your plugin on, it seems the implementation code has changed for a cron job since the time I created it :

    function cron_rpp_control_c8703c82() (actual plugin data)
    function cron_rpp_control_f97a1fd7() (original data in functions.php)

    Of course the concerned cron job does not run anymore

    I did not think that could happen and thus did not check it on a regular base so in addition, I do not even know since when it’s stucked that way.

    Is it normal and if it is, can you tell which is the reason of this change ? And if it’s not, any idea what could have created such an issue ?

    And by the way, I am thinking about getting the pro version for this website in order to at least have the logs, is it absolutely necessary to add the notification plugin to be informed of errors or is the plugin only useful to set custom notifications ?

    Thanks in advance for your help.

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  • Plugin Author Kuba Mikita

    (@kubitomakita)

    Hi, thanks for the message.

    Starting from the beginning – the function name doesn’t matter at all, it’s generated automatically. What is important is the action name, ie: add_action( 'hook_name', 'cron_rpp_control_c8703c82' ).

    As long as it corresponds to the actual function name it will be ok.

    Regarding the notifications in PRO version – yes, it’s necessary to install the Notification plugin to get the email or any other kind of the notification. It’s not required to log the thing, though. But no worries, the Notification plugin is super-light and it will not bloat your WordPress in any way, you have my word ??

    Thanks for your answer.

    In fact the action name shows the same distortion :

    add_action( ‘rpp_control’, ‘cron_rpp_control_c8703c82’ ) – actual plugin data
    add_action( ‘rpp_control’, ‘cron_rpp_control_f97a1fd7’ ) – original data I added in functions.php by the time I created the cron job.

    Sorry for mentioning the function name instead but as it’s corresponding and they are both generated automatically, I thought it was clear enough.

    Actually, it’s easy to correct of course but the question for me is more something like : why did it change in the plugin data and how can I be sure it won’t change again ?

    Because I can not afford to keep an eye on it all day long to keep sure it’s behaving correctly ??

    Plugin Author Kuba Mikita

    (@kubitomakita)

    Don’t worry, it doesn’t matter at all. The rpp_control is what matters.

    The function name can be anything. The name which you can find in the plugin is just an example generated automatically. You don’t have to change it.

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