Supr3.me Cronjob Scheduler - v1.11

This plugin was designed and built by Supr3.me Plugins. It is designed to make easy work of creating and managing custom cron jobs. If this plugin has been helpful for you, then please donate to keep our WordPress plugin projects running!

Cron tasks are a key part of the internet and help sites run smoothly and autonomously.

1. Upload `supr3me-cronjob-scheduler` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the `Plugins` menu in WordPress.
3. You will now be able to manage your Cronjob schedule under `Settings > Cronjob Scheduler`.
4. If you are running a multi-site environment, the Cronjob Scheduler will be available under every site but will require individual configuration on a per-site basis.
5. Once on this page, follow the plugins instructions to ensure everything is setup and ready to go.
6. Instructions, and a template for creating new actions can be found on the plugins administration page.

Most shared providers offer a crontab manager, or you can speak to your shared hosting provider about setting up our cron job. If you manage the server, you can setup your cron using the crontab service. Make sure that wget is installed before doing this.

Creating Custom Action Example

function my_cronjob_action () {
// code to execute on cron run
} add_action(‘my_cronjob_action’, ‘my_cronjob_action’);

Can I create my own custom schedules?

That’s the whole idea of the plugin, you setup your schedules and the tasks you want to run and the plugin will handle the rest!

How do I create a task to run?

Just create a new function in your theme files (or somewhere else you will remember) and create an action with the same name.

Can I run an event at any time?

Sure, just go to the Cronjob Scheduler interface and hit the `Run` button against the task.

1.11
Updated abstract method to latest version

1.1.0
Major updates to functionality and performance. Now under the brand Supr3.me and automatic updating available.

1.0.9
Minor fix addressing issue with deleting duplicate cron-jobs

1.0.8
Minor bug fix to stop tasks that do not recur from being a problem

1.0.7
Changed the conditions under which post events are handled to prevent interference with any other elements of the WordPress admin.

1.0.6
Added facility to edit cronjobs.php file which allows you to create and manage cronjobs
actions all from within the WordPress admin.

1.0.5
Created function to get crontab structure and modified it to a more reliable wget method

1.0.4
Updated plugin folder structure

1.0.1 – 1.0.3
Minor changes to readme files & author URL

1.0
Plugin creation, extensive testing and deployment to a number of our live environments.