When using a WP site local language all frontend and backend pages get this error message with
Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.10 and WP 6.7.0
]]>Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the advanced-cron-manager domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in …./wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114
After some time random cron jobs are gone (disapiered) and we can not understand or track how and when and why does it happens. But it happens frequently, please help?
]]>Hii Team,
We have faced with a situation where the Advance Cron Manager had stopped suddenly causing a huge business impact. After that we do a changes on Wp-config file with DISABLE_WP_CRON = true, then its working smoothly. But we would want to understand what has caused this error to help us avoid doing things which causes the plugin to disable itself.
Please help out us with your suggesstions.
Hi,
what exactly happens when I select the checkbox?
I already have
define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true); in the wp-config and set up the call of the wp-cron.php via Windows Scheduler and it works.
But what is the checkbox for now? At first I thought it would be set to active when define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true);?
]]>Cze??/Hello,
I would like to ask why there is a dynamic self-changing implementation.
Based on my understanding, the code from the “implementation” tab should be inserted into any .php file. The cron job will subsequently execute a hook linking this implementation to its corresponding tasks as per the established schedule. Given that the plugin necessitates a specific function with a unique name, it is unclear why the function name is dynamical altered from its original implementation. This inconsistency is puzzling unless the function name within the implementation is inconsequential. A prompt clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Team,
We had last reached out to you all on the 23rd July and then again on the 2nd of August. We have faced with a situation where the Advance Cron Manager had stopped suddenly causing a huge business impact. We would want to go on a call with you all or need some help in order to understand why this was stopped. This is utmost important for us to ensure to avoid whatver has cuased this.
Hi, is it possible to purge the acm_cron_logs table as it is growing beyond what is necessary ? And how should I do that securely ?
Thank you for your help
]]>I installed version 2.5.8 and when I go to the plug-in panel to see the task list it is displayed incorrectly, with line breaks, bad tabulation, etc… How do I reinstall the previous version?
]]>I’m trying to locate jobs that are taking a long time or consuming a large amount of memory. Could someone help me by explaining what “Delay” means? I see some very high numbers. Should I be concerned?
e.g.
Lastly, any idea why Memory used is Nan?
]]>There is fatal error coming up when updating to the latest version. Seems the vendor folder was not uploaded on the release.
[01-Jun-2024 19:36:24 UTC] PHP Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘/home/www/wp-content/plugins/advanced-cron-manager/vendor/autoload.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/share/pear’) in /home//www/wp-content/plugins/advanced-cron-manager/advanced-cron-manager.php on line 20
]]>Hi, your plugins, both free and PRO are generating way too many deprecated messages on PHP 8.2. Is there any chance to fix it even for PHP 8.3?
The release date of 8.2 is 08 Dec 2022 and 8.3 is 23 Nov 2023, it’s about time, right?
And no, I won’t suppress writing Deprecated errors and Warnings into logs, I need them all to be recorded.
Thank you!
]]>Hello,
I recently moved a site from a cPanel hosting, to one where I don’t have access to cPanel or similar, only wp admin.
On the old server I had this cronjob command, every 10min:
wget -q -O /dev/null "https://www.site.com/wp-json/myapi/v1/myapiroute?r=83745dsgg" > /dev/null 2>&1
Basically the cronjob would simply run that url (which is the endpoint of a custom route that once called has a callback) which would then trigger other things. Could you help setting up a sample function that does the same (just trigger that endpoint)?
How can I still run this, but just using WP Cron Manager?
Thank you
]]>Hello, my team is using this plugin in a site, today we updated it, and it broke the site, because the .gitignore file distributed with the plugin broke our own repo.
In this case we commit all our plugin files to our repo, and deploy them with a CI tool, but the .gitignore file included ignores the vendor directory resulting in a critical error.
]]>Hi your awesome team,
I’m a first time user and have clue how it works. I installed and plugin, created an event clear_this_cache_folder
and set the scheduler to Once Daily
.
I’d assume that I need to manually add the Implementation code to functions.php, right?
But how to create the actual function and tell the plugin what folder I want it to clear? I expected that the plugin could help ordinary users like me BUILD a cron job.
Thank you!
]]>Hello, we have Cron Manager Pro installed and would like a developer who is deeply familiar with the plugin to setup custom notifications with using the Bracketspace notifications plugin alongisde.
]]>Hello,
we have a lot completed cron jobs (almost 50000). Is there an easy way to delete all of them but not effecting the working ones?
Greetings,
Manu
]]>Is there any way to monitoring of the tasks? I need to make sure that the tasks are really work.
]]>Hello! I’m trying to stop or delete the process “woocommerce_cleanup_draft_orders” from woocommerce. This delete all Draft orders every 24 hours, but I’d rather do this manually.
I can find the process under Scheduled Actions, but for some reason, it doesn’t show up at all in Cron Manager area itself. (Many other WooCom hooks do.)
Can this plugin be used to pause or delete the task permanently? I can “delete” the task from Scheduled Actions, but this simply resets the 24 hour timer and not the process itself. Thanks!
]]>I have recently installed Advanced Cron Manager. After this I have setup a small function in functions.php that updates a page. When I init and fire directly from functions.php it works fine.
I have setup the event “refresh_my_page” which is the function name. I get a positive response when executing it: “Event “refresh_my_page” has been executed”. But the page is not updated and the log is neither, so the cron does not fire the function.
Below is the code I use in functions.php:
function refresh_my_page() {
$post_id = 111
$my_post = array(
‘ID’ => $post_id,
‘post_content’ => get_post_field(‘post_content’, $post_id) . “\n”
);
wp_update_post($my_post);
//LOG
$log_message = "Tried to update the ID $post_id den " . current_time('Y-m-d H:i:s') . "\n";
error_log($log_message, 3, WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/my_custom_log.log');
}
If I run it directly in functions.php using the init (add_action(‘init’, ‘refresh_my_page’);) it works.
What am I doing wrong in the plugin?
]]>Hello,
I have a Cronjob firing once a week. However, in about 10% of the cases, the action fires twice in exactly the same second, which is not good.
Any idea what might be the reason for this?
]]>Thanks for the plugin. Quick questions.
1. I have setup the ACM, but my Cron jobs don’t automatically run based on their schedule. It only works when I manually click on ‘execute now’. What can possibly cause it, even though I attached ACM to server side.
2. Will the code snippet under ‘Impementation’ tab of events help trigger it automatically?
Thanks
]]>Hi, thank you for the great plugin.
I have so far found there were at least 3 topics mentioned about events disappearing:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cron-event-is-displayed-but-doesnt-exist-in-database/
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/event-simply-disappeared/
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/tasks-added-to-the-crown-manager-disappear-after-a-while/
I have checked from the plugin implementation. Although it is using the internal wp_schedule_event, I’ve noticed that WordPress is somehow storing it within its object cache but not the wp_options itself.
How can we make sure every recurring events are stored in the database instead of cache?
And if this is server related, how do we get to know what caused WordPress to store the events in such way?
I am using Woo+WCFM plugin on my website. I want to know how to set up Cron Job URL for WCFM Seller commission.
If Order item’s status is delivered then only seller will get commission.
Hi,
I upgraded to 2.5.0 and I am getting an error message
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Failed opening required '/var/www/mycg.flipside-staging.com/html/current/wp-content/plugins/advanced-cron-manager/vendor/composer/platform_check.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php') in /var/www/mycg.flipside-staging.com/html/current/wp-content/plugins/advanced-cron-manager/vendor/composer/autoload_real.php:25, referer: https://mycg.flipside-staging.com/
I guess it’s the same issue that I had at the beginning of the year, and the same as here. We always check in plugins to ensure that we have a repeatable tested website with no external dependencies. Would you be able to fix this please?
Thank you
Derek
Hello,
I have a cron job that runs weekly. Next execution is scheduled for tomorrow but I clicked on the Execute Now action to run it now. I did not know whether this would reset the next execution date to a week later or keep the already scheduled execution and run again tomorrow as well. It looks like the latter is the case as it still shows next execution time for tomorrow. But I actually do not want it to run until at least another week. So for now I’ve hit Pause. This has brought up a few questions about Execute Now, Pause, Remove:
1. Am I correct in my finding that Execute Now is like an extra execution of the cron job? i.e. the original scheduled time of execution is still maintained
2. Is the job executed immediately when it is unpaused?
3. If I remove a cron job (that is created by a plugin), will it come back by itself, or does it require the plugin to be deactivated/reactivated?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
How do I set up a cron job for the plugin WP ALl Import?
It provides trigger URL to use, do i add this to the Hook when creating a new event?
So far I’ve tried this but nothing has happened.
Thanks
]]>Hi there,
I have a script which resize pictures.
it is resize.sh file.
Can I make it work every week with this plugin?
]]>Is there a way to trigger the “Execute now” for a specific event from the Cron manager from outside of my wp-admin page? I have an event that sometimes stalls and hitting the Execute now link on that event in the plug in clears that up. I was wondering if there was a way to setup a link (or something like that) I can hit (even on a mobile device) which would give me the same result as hitting the Execute now link.
I’m not sure if that makes sense haha.
]]>The same problem reappeared:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/gitignore-remove-vendor/
When you install this plugin on production, push everything to git and checkout locally, the required /vendor folder is missing.
Can you please have a look?
]]>hey
plugin have a little problem on persian lang and rtl direction
there’s a screenshot