trishahdee,
I was just made aware of that error. I am working on it right now.
Working on uploading a new version of the plugin that I hope fixes that file issue
Thank you for the quick reply, Johnathan. Please let me know when it is uploaded and I will test it and report back.
Make sure your running on 6.0.2 now.
Also I found another bug that occurs when users are running wp within a subdomain. I will be working to fix that shortly
Make sure your running on 6.0.2 now.
Not sure what should be running 6.0.2. Please explain.
And all my WP sites are in subdomains so I’ll have to wait to test once you get that version complete.
“Make sure your running on 6.0.2 now.”
I just meant be sure the plugin you have installed is updated.
The release I just made fully supports Subdomains so you should be able to use it now.
Keep in mind this is designed to work only on Linux/*nix based webhosts. so if your webhost uses windows the plugin will not work.
Hello Jonathan,
I was finally able to install your new version 6.0.9 and was able to run it on a subdomain just fine. Yippee!
I see now that you are charging $20 for cron scheduling addon which is more than my client wants to pay so unfortunately we won’t be able to use your plugin on the current site.
Thank you for your help.
Trishahdee,
I am glad to see 6.0.9 working great on the subdomains. That version should work for subfolders and subdomain installs.
The cron scheduling addon was re-written before the release of 6.0.9 to be a much more reliable and more flexible tool then it was before. That is the reason for the price being adjusted.
The cron addon is much more flexible then the built in scheduling wordpress offers.
But if you want I will sell it to you at 10.00 for your client.
If you donate 10.00 using the donate option I will enable the Cron addon for your clients site.
