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slangji
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Please: try this version http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-missed-schedule.zip of WP Missed Schedule 😉
Use http://redbot.org/ for testing if W3 Total Cache really work …
Alright, I’ve got the new version up. I’ll report back tomorrow to see if things went as planned.
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slangji
(@slangji)
WordPress comes with its own cron job that allows you to schedule your posts and events. However, in many situations, the WP-Cron is not working well and leads to posts missed their publication schedule and/or scheduled events not executed.
To understand why this happen, we need to know that the WP-Cron is not a real cron job. It is in fact a virtual cron that only works when a page is loaded. In short, when a page is requested on the frontend/backend, WordPress will first load WP-Cron, follow by the necessary page to display to your reader. The loaded WP-Cron will then check the database to see if there is any thing that needs to be done.
Reasons for WP-Cron to fail could be due to:
DNS issue in the server.
Plugins conflict
Heavy load in the server which results in WP-Cron not executed fully
WordPress bug
Using of cache plugins that prevent the WP-Cron from loading
And many other reasons
🙂
Okay, thanks!
Well everything worked fine last night, so I think your plugin is working. Thanks!
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slangji
(@slangji)
Thanks you!
🙂
P.S. Please confirm this: for your case Version 2013.0130.2222 not work, and Version 2013.0131.3333 work fine?
This is what I currently have:
Version 2013.0131-BUGFIX.3333-DEVELOPMENTAL
YES it works.
The old version that did not work was Version 2013.0130.2222
Plugin Contributor
slangji
(@slangji)
This issue was inserted as Ticket #4163854 on to Todo List for Future Development.
Thanks to nickaster and all others users was send me same solution via Contact form …
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