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Looks good, thanks dude

Look at the source of this page

https://www.texfly.com/build-a-private-blog-network/

seems the tracking script is on line 48
the reduce bounce rate script comes on line 17…

I’ve recently started using wp-rocket as a caching plugin, is that something to do with it?

thanks asido, i had seen that before and checked it when writing my import script.

I was using a standard hook publish_future_post as my callback, so bit bummed that it doesn’t work ?? oh well i’m gonna keep on plugging away at it!

still no joy :'(

anyone help? still stuck with this one ??

Hmm, thanks for the help, but no joy.

I’ve created the script, checked the dates that I’m entering (all OK) and I print out a message before and after the wp_schedule_event call. (all seems OK)

but nothing gets entered into the database. It’s as if the call to wp_schedule_event is being ignored.

Anyway to check by switching on Debug or trace??

Couple of Q’s for you if you have a sec!

I assume that $time_goes_here would work with the response from strtotime("Tue May 1 02:14:05 2007")

Also the array($your_post_ID_goes_here) can that be literally

array(array(10)) if my ID is 10? What else needs to go in that array??

Cheers

thanks mate, will try that out!

Rgds,
Steve

because just setting them to a future date is not enough to actually register them in the pseudo-cron job.

when you post (via the new post screen) with a future date entered, and the modify timestamp flag ticked, it enters the date in the posts database (with the future date) and also registers an entry in another table to tell wordpress, that on a given date and time, set this posts status from ‘Future’ to ‘Published’

Now I can do the first bit OK but can’t get the second (cron bit) working!

If anyone can take a look at the PHP and see what I am doing wrong it would be appreciated ??

Thanks,
Steve

yeah thats the whole point!

I have 70-150 articles to post, one a day for the next X days, I can insert them into the database fine, as long as I want them to appear all at once. I can also set them all to a future date, but cannot work out how to schedule the CRON job using wp_schedule_event!

If anyone can help with this, would be much appreciated!

Thanks,
Steve

Hmm interesting, how do you specify posts that start in the future, like the date and time etc?

anyone help? :'(