Hi, WordPress cron is triggered by visiting the page. So if there’s no traffic on your website, the trigger won’t be executed.
You can consider using a server cron to spawn WordPress cron.
I have also set in server “wget -qO- http://croa.websitetesting.center/wp-cron.php &> /dev/null” Not working.
Cron task looks good. You can see the task queued, correct?
Yes, displaying “In queue”.
Well, I don’t think it’s the plugin issue, just your WordPress doesn’t spawn the cron for some reason.
The server is ok, WordPress is not. Hard to tell why it’s not working.
Can you tell me what is the issue, When I manual run http://croa.websitetesting.center/wp-cron.php this url Its working.
Give webcron easycron.com a try, it’s free and does just that and more.
