To schedule a cron job for a website running WordPress enter the following URL replacing example.com with your domain name:
http://example.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron
If it doesn't work try removing the doing_wp_cron part of the URL:
http://example.com/wp-cron.php
A user agent is a line of text identifying the the client accessing the URL to the web server. It's not used much these days but some scripts require it to be a specific value.
The default user-agent if you do not provide one is: Cronless/2.0 (+http://cronless.com)
To learn more about user-agents please read this wikipedia page.
You can temporarily disable paging in the crons list by clicking the button at the bottom right corner of the table called All.
You can download a cron job's log records by clicking the Download button at the top right corner of the logs page. The downlaoded file will contain all the log records in CSV format with the following details:
Cronless saves the HTTP status code if the cron job returned an error. These are the statuses you will most likely encounter; hover mouse for more details:
We moved our front-end and engines to new servers and therefore the IP addresses that access the cron job URLs and monitor hosts have changed ...
Help Section UpdatesFirst front-end update in quite a while. The design of the Help section was changed to make it easier to browse through its content and to look for an answer ...
Disable Paging in ListingsPaging in crons and monitors listings can now be temporarily disabled to easily perform actions on multiple items at once. An example of where this will be ...