Scheduled Posts Issue Fixer
| 开发者 |
optimisthub fatihtoprakk
optimisthub fatih-toprak |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月5日 06:45 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
future status, and publishes them using WordPress's own publishing functions.
Why it is safe for performance
- Processes at most 20 posts per run, so it never loads your whole post table.
- Uses an indexed query against
post_date_gmtandpost_status. - Returns immediately when there is nothing to publish.
- Removes its cron job when the plugin is deactivated or uninstalled.
- Publishes overdue posts, pages and custom post types automatically
- No settings screen, works as soon as it is activated
- Uses
wp_publish_post(), so normal publishing hooks still fire for caching, SEO and notification plugins - Filterable batch size and post types
- Cleans up its cron event on deactivation and uninstall
安装:
- Visit the plugins page within your dashboard and select 'Add New';
- Search for 'Scheduled Posts Issue Fixer';
- Activate Scheduled Posts Issue Fixer from your Plugins page;
- You are done.
- Upload the 'scheduled-posts-issue-fixer' folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory;
- Activate the Scheduled Posts Issue Fixer through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress;
- You are done.
常见问题:
I have activated the plugin, why can't I see it in the admin panel?
Scheduled Posts Issue Fixer is a "set and forget" plugin. There are no settings. Your scheduled posts are checked automatically once the plugin is active.
Does it work with custom post types?
Yes. By default every post type is checked. You can limit it to specific types with the scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_post_types filter:
add_filter( 'scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_post_types', function ( $types ) { return array( 'post', 'page', 'product' ); } );
How many posts are published at a time?
20 per run by default. Change it with the scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_batch_size filter (maximum 500).
My site uses a real server cron. Will this still work?
Yes. The plugin schedules a standard WP-Cron event, so it works with both WP-Cron and a system cron that calls wp-cron.php.
Can I exclude a specific post?
Yes, use the scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_should_publish filter:
add_filter( 'scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_should_publish', function ( $should_publish, $post ) { if ( 123 === $post->ID ) { return false; } return $should_publish; }, 10, 2 );
Does deactivating the plugin remove the cron job?
Yes, on deactivation and on uninstall.
更新日志:
- Fixed a fatal error on deactivation:
deRegisterCron()calledwp_clear_scheduled_hook( CRON_NAME )with an undefined bare constant instead ofself::CRON_NAME. On PHP 8 this threwError: Undefined constant "CRON_NAME"and left the cron job behind permanently. - Fixed the cron job never actually running on a schedule. The plugin registered the interval name
every_minute, which is not a valid WordPress cron schedule, so no working event was created. A real every-minute schedule is now registered. - Fixed the cron job not being created when the plugin was updated rather than freshly activated, because activation hooks do not run on update.
- Fixed the timezone handling. The query now compares against
post_date_gmtin GMT instead of applyinggmt_offsettwice.
- Rewritten as a namespaced, PSR-4 autoloaded plugin (
OptimistHub\ScheduledPostsIssueFixer). - Posts are now published through
wp_publish_post()with a fresh post object, and each post's status is re-checked before publishing, so posts edited between the query and the update are not published by mistake. - Added an
uninstall.phpthat removes the cron event and the legacy cron event name. - Added filters:
scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_batch_size,scheduled_posts_issue_fixer_post_typesandscheduled_posts_issue_fixer_should_publish. - Requires WordPress 6.0 and PHP 7.4 or newer.
- gmt_offset issue fixed.
- Github automatization completed.
- Github readme file update and assets added.
- Github action.
- Plugin creator alias issue.
- Manual installation and activation details added to readme setup
- Stable version released