Maximum Execution time reached

Hi, Iamdez.

I can replicate the bug. Let me take a look and see what’s going on. Are you finding the Scheduled Dates/Times coming up relatively quickly on the back end?

Yep, that’s what I was referring to.

I think I found the problem: the array of days of the week was being set up differently depending on whether you were checking the scheduled dates on the back-end or loading them from the rule settings. If you’re comfortable with copying/pasting code, you can try replacing the __getNextWeek function with the following code:

function __getNextWeek( $current, $interval_multiplier, $days = array() )  {
	if ( empty( $days ) ) return strtotime( $interval_multiplier . " week", $current );

	$currentDayOfWeekIndex = date( "w", $current );
	sort( array_values( array_unique( array_merge( array( $currentDayOfWeekIndex ), $days ) ) ) );
	$daysOfWeek = array_combine( $days, $days );
	if ( $currentDayOfWeekIndex == max( $daysOfWeek ) )
		$pattern = ( ( 7 - $currentDayOfWeekIndex ) + ( 7 * ( $interval_multiplier - 1 ) ) + ( min( array_keys( $daysOfWeek ) ) ) ) . " day";
	else  {
		$nextDayOfWeekIndex = $currentDayOfWeekIndex;
		do {} while ( !isset( $daysOfWeek[++$nextDayOfWeekIndex] ) );
		$pattern = ( $nextDayOfWeekIndex - $currentDayOfWeekIndex ) . " day";
	}
	return strtotime( $pattern, $current );
}

Let me know if this works for you; it seems to fix the issue here. If it doesn’t blow up horribly, I’ll be pushing out an update in the next day or 2.

-K