[Adam Schwartz]

Thanks for the update, Cliff!

[Adam Schwartz]

Hi Cliff,

Yes, commenting out that line does fix the issue with the cron times. Will this be removed in future updates to this plugin? Or should I do something else other than leaving it commented out?

The wc_pre_orders_completion_check, however, was still missing from the list. Through further debugging, I found that the “addCronIntervals” function in /src/Tribe/Registrar.php (line 179) is missing a $schedules argument (per the cron_schedules filter: https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/cron_schedules). Putting the argument back in fixed this issue.

Thanks,
Mindy

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[Adam Schwartz]

Hi Cliff,

I totally understand not being able to support WooCommerce extensions, but yes, the issues go away as soon as I disable the iCal plugin (with the site using the 2015 theme, only WooCommerce, PreOrders, Events Calendar, and iCal plugins turned on). It at least seems to me that it may be messing with the site’s timezone settings; not sure on the cron, but perhaps the weird timezone settings is making the site think the cron has already been executed (it’s supposed to happen every 5 minutes).

We’ve only used it for one time imports, and those worked; there weren’t any recurring import jobs saved. I just added a test recurring job, and that works as well, but the PreOrders issues continue to be issues.

I have WP Crontrol on, and I just noticed that the “next run” times for future posts change when I de/activate the iCal plugin. A future post publication went from “2015-11-19 02:00:03” (with iCal on) to “2015-11-19 10:00:03” (with iCal off). Seems to support the thought that timezone settings are being changed.

Thanks,
Mindy (Adam’s the boss!)

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