Do you still have any posts to post? This could be shown if no posts left.
If you do, do you have WP Cron setup correctly?
http://www.nextscripts.com/tutorials/wp-cron-scheduling-tasks-in-wordpress/
Check only “Show all cron events” checkbox in the Log/History and you will see how yourt cron is doing.
Hi,
Thank you for replying…
I have CRON setup like this :
/usr/bin/wget -q /home/(sitename)/public_html/wp-cron.php
I did try your suggested methods but these seem not work?
Our Host says :
Curl: /usr/bin/curl
Wget: /usr/bin/wget
Normally WordPress sets the cronjobs automatically by specifying “/usr/bin/php -q /home/(sitename)/public_html/wp-cron.php”
But whilst this DID work, it only did so for a short time and then completely stopped?
I’m wondering if its a settings issue as I have added all categories in ‘Reposter’, set ‘Post Type, Post Format’ as Posts and ‘Standard’.
Log :
| WHERE (flt = “snap” OR (flt = “cron” AND (type = “E” OR type=”W”))) |
[2017-11-12 13:34:36] – [**WARNING. Unhealthy Cron Request**] [ [More info] ] – Too close (10.52s) to the previous one. Now – 13:34:36 | Previous – 13:34:25| Cron called from XXX.XX.XXX.XXX (WordPress/4.8.3; http://sitename.com)
Many Thanks
Hi,
Disregard my last,
I have it working on ‘Reposter’!
One question however, do I need to now only use ‘Reposter’ or can I leave it to run automatically in another setting as in previous version?
Many Thanks
do I need to now only use ‘Reposter’ or can I leave it to run automatically in another setting as in previous version?
SNAP automatically sends posts to all configured accounts when you publish a new post.
Reposter is used only for already published posts.
