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Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron

v1.5.3
by berkux · 5.0 (1 reviews)

Manage cron jobs, monitor tasks, retry failures, and send email updates

2K+ active installs Updated Nov 15, 2024 Tested to 6.7.2 Requires PHP 7.4
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About Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron

The "Cron Setup and Monitor - Get URL Cron" plugin allows you to easily manage cron jobs by scheduling HTTP URL requests or WordPress shortcodes at specific times. It also monitors the execution of these jobs, retries failed attempts, and sends email notifications with status updates. You can view and manage all cron jobs in your WordPress installation, manually execute jobs, and track the log of requests and their results.

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Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron screenshot
Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron screenshot
Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron screenshot
Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron screenshot

Changelog

1.5.3

  • Mini Bugfix: Unneded “PHP Warning”
  • Plugin ok with WordPress 6.6.2
  • Plugin ok with “Plugin Check 1.2.0”

1.5.2

  • Additional bug fixes related to the logfile
  • Plugin ok with “Plugin Check 1.1.0”

1.5.1

  • Bugfix on Page “Set Cronjobs”
  • OK with WordPress 6.6.1

1.5.0

  • Rename Plugin to “Cron Setup and Monitor – Get URL Cron”
  • OK with WordPress 6.6
  • PluginCheckPlugin-Status: No Errors
  • CHANGED – Display of Time: In the backend, the UTC Unix timestamp is always used. In the frontend, the timezone settings of WordPress are now used. Keep this in mind when viewing the execution times!
  • Added Feature: Option to send emails only for failed cronjobs
  • Improved: Log-Evaluation – see latest executed Cronjobs and their Status
  • Improved: Design of backend with Logs, Setup etc.

1.4.8

  • Fixed security issue: Rio D. discovered a security issue. Thank you Rio! For utilize this you need WordPress-Backend-Access and the affected Page is in the WordPress-Adminarea only. Nevertheless: Update your JCI-Plugin, please!

1.4.7

  • Improved display of CronJobs
  • PHP8.1 fixes
  • Minor Bugfixes

1.4.6

  • Display current Servertime on several pages
  • Set DISABLE_WP_CRON to false if not set before
  • Minor Preparations for PHP8-usage

1.4.5

  • Bugfix: Translation settings
  • Minor Improvement if no Cronjob is defined

1.4.4

  • Plugin ok for Translations: POT-File available, MO-File for German included
  • Set Cronjob, startdate: Placeholder shows current servertime
  • Set Cronjob, interval: Additional intervals 5, 10 15 minutes and option “disable”
  • Bugfix: Chronological Sorting of Logfiles
  • Plugin is ok with WP 5.8.3

1.4.3

  • Bugfix: More than 15 Cronjobs now really possible…
  • Plugin is ok with WP 5.8.2

1.4.2

  • Minor Bugfix: No more “PHP Notice”-Messages at Logfile-Display
  • Plugin is ok with WP 5.8

1.4.1

  • “Basic Settings”: You can increase the no of cronjobs 15+n
  • Plugin is ok with WP 5.7.1

1.4

  • Bugfix displaying next execution time
  • Plugin is ok with WP 5.6

1.3

  • Plugin is ok with WP 5.4. and PHP 7.4

1.2

Cronjob-Wordpress-Shortcode: Insert Shortcodes which will be executed

1.1

Relative Cronjob-URL: If a Cronjob-URL starts with “/” the domain is added (“home_url()”)

1.0

Initial release on WordPress.org. Any comments and feature-requests are welcome!

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