Tyler

Hi Peter,

Would you mind attaching the script you are running to ping your sites? This will give me a better understanding as to the code behind this process.. typically sites that run on WordPress or not will still return an HTTP request code that will be visible to anyone on the back-end of the site.

This will be found in the site’s access log, as it captures all of the HTTP requests sent to the site and your webserver will throw it into this log. You can find the requests through here, but that means you will need to access each site you’re wanting to test and check the access logs accordingly.

Writing this into the script will require quite a bit more of conditional statements, but if you choose to proceed down this route then it will be necessary.

Thanks,
Tyler

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Marius L. J.. Reason: Removed signature

Hi there,

So I ran a Google Mobile-Friendly search on your website for myself, and I didn’t encounter the issues you stated previously. I’d try running the search on a different browser as you may have extensions installed that could possibly be conflicting with the results.

All page resources were loaded without any problems according to the user agent, however, the only problem was loading JavaScript content via an HTTPS connection (which won’t affect the optimization as they are only warnings).

If you still encounter this problem on another browser, please take a screenshot of the results so I may see why this is happening.

Thanks,
Tyler

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Marius L. J.. Reason: Removed signature

Hi there,

You can set an interval on when the wp-cron will run the job, however, if a visitor views the site from either the front-end or back-end of the site then it will ping the wp-cron.php file and run the cron jobs queued. Would you mind taking a screenshot of the wp_update_plugins cron job along with the time interval you have set? This will give me a better understanding of what’s happening as there may just be some misconfiguration set up with your cron job.

Thanks,
Tyler

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Marius L. J.. Reason: Removed signature