Setting and managing up Onyx CRON jobs
CRON allows you to schedule commands to run on a repeating schedule.
If you wish to disable your WordPress Internal CRON job and replace it with an Onyx CRON job we have a separate guide that covers this.
This guide covers adding other CRON tasks.
Managing Onyx CRON jobs via Settings > Cron jobs
Click the Add a cron button.
Enter the full path to the script you'd like this CRON job to run in the Command to execute box.
You have some pre-sets you can select for the schedule by clicking the Hourly, Daily, Weekly and Monthly buttons.
You can manually enter each field:
Minute: 0 - 59
Hour: 0 - 23
Day of month: 1 - 31
Month: 1 - 12
Day of week: 0 - 6 (Sunday to Saturday)
in any field means Every (minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week)
Once you've configured your desired schedule click Create Cron Job.
CRON jobs can be edited by clicking the Edit button or removed by clicking the Remove button next to them in the list.
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If you wish to disable your WordPress Internal CRON job and replace it with an Onyx CRON job we have a separate guide that covers this.
This guide covers adding other CRON tasks.
Managing Onyx CRON jobs via Settings > Cron jobs
Adding a CRON job
Click the Add a cron button.
Enter the full path to the script you'd like this CRON job to run in the Command to execute box.
You have some pre-sets you can select for the schedule by clicking the Hourly, Daily, Weekly and Monthly buttons.
You can manually enter each field:
Minute: 0 - 59
Hour: 0 - 23
Day of month: 1 - 31
Month: 1 - 12
Day of week: 0 - 6 (Sunday to Saturday)
in any field means Every (minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week)
Once you've configured your desired schedule click Create Cron Job.
Editing or Removing a CRON job
CRON jobs can be edited by clicking the Edit button or removed by clicking the Remove button next to them in the list.
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Updated on: 24/01/2024
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