Kudos: Trouble-shooting cron jobs help page

[Rick]

I really(!) appreciate your new help page on how to track and trouble shoot cron jobs. For me, you had presented it in a reply to eMember renewal notifications:

How to View and Control WordPress Cron Jobs

I would like to see a list of your cron jobs to the bottom of that page in an unordered list:

Cron Job Name

* Added by which plugins (eMember, eStore)

* Frequency (probably daily)

* Brief description: e.g. “Runs through database to see if member’s account is due to expire in XX days. If yes, then send a ‘time-to-renew’ notice.”

AGAIN: Well done!

[admin]

our plugins will have the name in the cronjob. For example: the cronjobs created by emember plugin will have the “emember” keyword in there. So you will be able to easily identify any cronjob create by our plugin.

[Rick]

Your naming conventions do allow me to find your cron jobs.

However, I have no way of knowing what tasks might be missing. Hence my request for the list, and that particular web page is a logical place to put it…

Do you create only those two cron jobs, period? Does eStore have any scheduled tasks?

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