• Resolved darkpollo

    (@darkpollo)


    Hi,
    I would like to install your plugin but the 5min check to the database seems too much for me.

    Is there any way to change that to check every hour?
    Or maybe to check at one fixed time every day.
    I do not post more than 1 post a day, at the same time, so for me every hour will be work perfect to check one hour later than my publish time to fix it.

    Thanks

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-missed-schedule/

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  • Thread Starter darkpollo

    (@darkpollo)

    duplicate post

    Plugin Contributor slangji

    (@slangji)

    5 min for the control of the database, do not affect the resources or performance. The next revision of the plugin will check the database after 1 min (realtime). The monitoring time database adds a delay in the publication of the post. This is a limitation of the system of publishing future of WordPress, and not of this plugin, unfortunately! For example, if the next post is scheduled for publication at 04:00 the real time of your publication is 4:05 (5 minutes to check the database are added). If you change the database control, delay the date of publication will be increased. A solution to this problem does not exist, if not directly change the core of WordPress! However, it is being developed an implementation to mask, at least in part, this delay, making it appear the scheduled date of publication, although in reality the future post will still be delayed. I repeat, is a limitation of WordPress!

    If you want to change the control of the database plugin, you have to act on WPMS_DELAY value …

    Remember that:

    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

    Topic Closed 🙂 Thanks!

    Thread Starter darkpollo

    (@darkpollo)

    Hi,
    Maybe i didn´t express myself correctly.
    I am not telling you that your plugin worked bad. I think is working really good for people that want to publish the post at an exact time.
    But, for me, i do not need that accuracy on the publication time, i do not care if the post is published at :05 or at :50 at all.
    In fact if the post is published on the afternoon is fine.

    Also i understand that you plugin cannot fix a problem on wordpress, but it does a very good job simulating the fix. 🙂

    So, and this is a suggestion, it will be possible to add a config into the plugin to change the DELAY value without editing the code?

    And, another suggestion, it will be great to be able to check the database once a day at a certain time.

    If not, could you please point me on the right direction to modify it by myself?

    Thank you very much.

    Plugin Contributor slangji

    (@slangji)

    darkpollo wrote:

    It will be possible to add a config into the plugin to change the DELAY value without editing the code?

    No, for now …

    It will be great to be able to check the database once a day at a certain time.

    No, for now …

    The concept of this plugin is “zero user config” and “doesn’t add anything to database”.

    If not, could you please point me on the right direction to modify it by myself?

    Modify WPMS_DELAY value 😉

    Remenber that:

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

    Bye 🙂

    Thread Starter darkpollo

    (@darkpollo)

    Modify WPMS_DELAY value 😉

    I will try to find it by myself on the code…

    Bye.

    Plugin Contributor slangji

    (@slangji)

    I am very happy of this! 🙂

    Thanks to contact me, and use one of my plugins. 😉

    Thread Starter darkpollo

    (@darkpollo)

    What is this for?

    ($last>(time()-(WPMS_DELAY*60)

    Plugin Contributor slangji

    (@slangji)

    This issue was inserted as Ticket #3740220 on to Todo List for Future Development.

    Thanks to darkpollo and all others users was send me same solution via Contact form …

    If are satisfied of this plugin, please, consider one small Donation for my free work. 🙂

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