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01-15-2009, 10:45 PM


and i guess we are in February no ?

its working when i click on <IMAGE SNIPPED> ( run task now )

Are they enabled?

Er, that image needs to be saved and uploaded, not linked to directly.

(2009-02-01, 04:03 AM)bobbit Wrote: [ -> ]Er, that image needs to be saved and uploaded, not linked to directly.

You can link to it; it doesn't make a difference.

Do you not notice the login popup?

Image removed due to login being required to view it.

Regards,
TomL

They only run when somebody is online, so if nobody's online at the time they're set to run, they won't until someone comes online.

how can i be sure if its enabled or no ?

The little dot next to the name will be blue if it's enabled and grey if it's not.

You can set the task to run as a cron job, if required, to ensure they run at a certain time.

Ryan Gordon Wrote:If you are running the task via a Cron Job:
In the program you use to setup a cron job set it up with the times you want and set the path to: php the/file/system/path/to/task.php x where x is the Task ID you want to run.
Make sure it is disabled in the ACP. Enabling it via the Task interface in the Admin CP Only tells MyBB to execute it via it's own scheduling system. Therefore this would cause overlap. The task, if called from a cron job, will run regardless of the status of it in the ACP as this only applies to MyBB's own systems.

You can also test the cron job by using PHP's CLI interface via the same way you set it up for the cron job (e.x. "php the/file/system/path/to/task.php x")