توضیحات
Take control of the cron events on your WordPress website or WooCommerce store with WP Crontrol. From the admin screens you can:
View all scheduled cron events along with their arguments, schedule, callback functions, and when they are next due.
Log each run of the events you choose, with its duration, errors, HTTP requests, and emails sent.
Get an email when a logged event fails.
Let an AI assistant check, run, and pause cron events and read their logs, through the WordPress Abilities API (WordPress 6.9 and later).
ویرایش، حذف، متوقف، ادامه، و اجرای فوری رویدادهای کرون:
Add new cron eve
View all scheduled cron events along with their arguments, schedule, callback functions, and when they are next due.
Log each run of the events you choose, with its duration, errors, HTTP requests, and emails sent.
Get an email when a logged event fails.
Let an AI assistant check, run, and pause cron events and read their logs, through the WordPress Abilities API (WordPress 6.9 and later).
ویرایش، حذف، متوقف، ادامه، و اجرای فوری رویدادهای کرون:
Add new cron eve
تغییرات این نسخه
2.0.0 (15 October 2026)
Cron event logging and Cron Insights, previously part of WP Crontrol Pro, are now free for everyone. Logging is off until you turn it on for an event.
WP Crontrol now has its own Cron menu in the admin, with Events, Logs, Insights, Alerts, AI, and Schedules in one place. Tools > Cron Events still works.
New: Cron Alerts. Get an email when a logged cron event fails, as it happens (at most once an hour for each event) or as a daily summary, with a test button to check that alerts arrive.
New: Cron AI. WP Crontrol registers its features with the WordPress Abilities API (WordPress 6.9 and later), so an AI assistant can list, run, and pause cron events, turn logging on, and read logs and insights, with your account’s permissions. Assistants can’t create or edit PHP or URL cron events.
Logs now show when an email sent by a logged event failed to send.
Dates and times in the event list can now be translated, including month names. Thanks to @zalemcitizen for the request.
Logs never store event arguments, and logged HTTP requests keep only the site address.
Logs are kept for 30 days, up to 10,000 entries per site. Deleting the plugin removes its log tables and settings.
Shows a note about WP Crontrol’s new home at the top of the Cron screens until you dismiss it, with plugins from the same team that aren’t active on your site.
Suggests Duplicator on the Cron Events screen when no backup plugin or scheduled backup is found, and WPCode under the PHP cr
Cron event logging and Cron Insights, previously part of WP Crontrol Pro, are now free for everyone. Logging is off until you turn it on for an event.
WP Crontrol now has its own Cron menu in the admin, with Events, Logs, Insights, Alerts, AI, and Schedules in one place. Tools > Cron Events still works.
New: Cron Alerts. Get an email when a logged cron event fails, as it happens (at most once an hour for each event) or as a daily summary, with a test button to check that alerts arrive.
New: Cron AI. WP Crontrol registers its features with the WordPress Abilities API (WordPress 6.9 and later), so an AI assistant can list, run, and pause cron events, turn logging on, and read logs and insights, with your account’s permissions. Assistants can’t create or edit PHP or URL cron events.
Logs now show when an email sent by a logged event failed to send.
Dates and times in the event list can now be translated, including month names. Thanks to @zalemcitizen for the request.
Logs never store event arguments, and logged HTTP requests keep only the site address.
Logs are kept for 30 days, up to 10,000 entries per site. Deleting the plugin removes its log tables and settings.
Shows a note about WP Crontrol’s new home at the top of the Cron screens until you dismiss it, with plugins from the same team that aren’t active on your site.
Suggests Duplicator on the Cron Events screen when no backup plugin or scheduled backup is found, and WPCode under the PHP cr