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WP-Cron is a plugin to support periodic execution of actions / plugins / stuff! From the readme:
WP-Cron provides a rudimentary support for scheduled exection of actions; a sort of “delayed action” processing for WordPress. It is nowhere near as robust as the actual UNIX cron facility, but should be good enough to “do stuff” on a fairly regular basis.
What with human beings, search engine spiders, and content aggregators, we can be fairly sure that even the most uninteresting (public) blog will be visited with some regularity. WP-Cron relies on this regularity to schedule the execution of three new plugin hooks. These hooks execute roughly once every fifteen minutes, every hour, or every day.
Included in the download are three example plugins to demonstrate how to use WP-Cron:
wp-mail.php script, written to use WP-Cron to support blog-by-email.Download WP-Cron 1.1a!
Note: I dropped the revision on this version back to 1.1a, in order to make it easier for me to manage version numbers at the WordPress Plugin repository.
Follow developments of WP-Cron here!
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wp-cron-mailexecutes roughly every fifteen minutes. If you'd like to change this to run roughly once per hour, change line 14 from:add_action('wp_cron_15', 'wp_cron_mail');toadd_action('wp_cron_hourly', 'wp_cron_mail');If you only want once per day, change hourly to daily in the line above.cronis a UNIX utility for executing scheduled tasks. The links in the blog by email instructions take you to information about the UNIX cron command. My WP-Cron plugin is a cron-like system, which operates strictly in WordPress. If you've installed the WP-Cron plugin, then you're done. Every 15 or twenty minutes, view your site. WP-Cron will occasionally be triggered, and your email submissions should be posted. Let me know if it doesn't work for you!add_action()is defined in /wp-includes/functions.php. It might be worth re-uploading the file, to make sure it's intact.add_action()is a standard component of most plugins, so I can't imagine why this isn't working for you.wp-mail.php, adjusted to supported WP-Cron. If you need to do blog-by-email, you might have better success with postie.