• Resolved paulfh57

    (@paulfh57)


    I just installed the plugin. Every cron that has been set up seems to have shown up nicely. Nice to see then details on when will run next too. However, a key reason I want this plugin is the Add PHP Cron Event support. For some reason, this is missing. On my Events page there is just an Add Cron Event tab, but no PHP Cron Event tab like in the screen shot.
    Thoughts?

    Maybe there’s another way to do this. A key cron i am trying to set up is in this http form provided by my plugin supplier.Is there a way to set this up to run in Wp Control? My hosting provider does not provide Cpanel, instead triggers wp-cron on a regular basis. So I’m trying to get this http cron in to the regular cycle.

    https://www.mysite.com/?proscron=xxxxx

    Ideas?

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  • Plugin Author John Blackbourn

    (@johnbillion)

    WordPress Core Developer

    The ability to add a PHP cron event maps to the ability to edit files (for security reasons, you don’t want a user to be able to execute arbitrary PHP via a cron event if they don’t have the ability to edit files).

    If the DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT or DISALLOW_FILE_MODS constants are set to true in your wp-config.php file then you won’t be able to edit files. Or, on a Multisite installation of WordPress, if your user account is not a Super Admin then you won’t be able to edit files.

    In the next version of WP Crontrol I’ll improve the UI to make it clearer why you cannot add PHP cron events.

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