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This event needs to be called with php cli command. | This event needs to be called with php cli command. | ||
<code>php yourlimesurveydir/application/commands/console.php plugin cron --interval=X</code> | <code>php yourlimesurveydir/application/commands/console.php plugin cron --interval=X</code> | ||
The directory <code>yourlimesurveydir/application/runtime</code> must be writable by the webserver. | |||
'''Input''' | '''Input''' | ||
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The event receives the following information: | The event receives the following information: | ||
''interval'' the interval parameter, set this to the interval (in minutes) you want to run this cron job. Plugins can use this information to self-limit their execution time or check when the event will fire next. | ''interval'' the interval parameter, set this to the interval (in minutes) you want to run this cron job. Plugins can use this information to self-limit their execution time or check when the event will fire next. | ||
[[Category:Plugins events]] | [[Category:Plugins events]] |
Revision as of 01:54, 14 September 2016
Usage
This event is used when server admin sets a crontab command.
How to use
This event needs to be called with php cli command.
php yourlimesurveydir/application/commands/console.php plugin cron --interval=X
The directory yourlimesurveydir/application/runtime
must be writable by the webserver.
Input
The event receives the following information: interval the interval parameter, set this to the interval (in minutes) you want to run this cron job. Plugins can use this information to self-limit their execution time or check when the event will fire next.