There’s only one such file for all of your sites, so the main site’s domain would be the one normally used. You could check you server access logs to verify. We wouldn’t normally request that file directly, WP would do so automatically based on pending scheduled tasks.
WP would do so automatically based on pending scheduled tasks.
The problem is, I disabled the wordpress default cron, and I use cron from 3rd party, not from deafult WordPress
And I have a multisite WordPress with a subdomain, what URL should I add on a 3rd party site? is it only http://domain.com/wp-cron.php even though I use subdomains?
Thank you
Any WP subdomains would all point to the same physical server location, so it probably makes little difference. The same files execute regardless. That said, there could be some kind of CSP cross domain restrictions, which should be resolvable with the proper Content-Security-Policy: header.
Do some testing and see what works 🙂 If you have further trouble, I suggest asking through the 3rd party’s technical support. They’ll know better how their own cron is supposed to work.
This means, for WordPress multisite sites, all cron is trigger from the main domain: http://domain.com/wp-cron.php
Is it true?
I’m pretty sure that’s the case, but I currently don’t have an easy way to verify.