Hi @mindkicks,
Thanks for notifying us! We’ve identified and fixed the issue. The solution will be included in the upcoming release. In the meantime, if you need the fix right away, you can download the updated plugin from our GitHub.
- Download the Plugin:
- Unzip the File:
- Extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file. You can usually do this by right-clicking the file and selecting “Extract All” or “Unzip.”
- Rename the Folder:
- Locate the extracted folder. Rename it to
burst-statistics.
- Rezip the Folder:
- Right-click the renamed
burst-statistics folder.
- Select the option to “Compress” or “Zip” the folder.
- This will create a new ZIP file named
burst-statistics.zip.
Now, you have a ZIP file named burst-statistics.zip that you can upload to your WordPress site.
Kind regards,
Hessel
Hello,
unfortunately nothing has changed.
The plugin is on the current version, but I do not receive any mails.
If it doesn’t work again this month, I’ll have to switch, because it doesn’t make much sense for me to do it manually every time.
So it still doesn’t work. No mail arrived. 🙇🏼♂️
Yes, all other mails arrive without any problems
If you install the wp Crontrol plugin, does it show that all cron jobs are running successfully? It might be caused by your website not executing cron jobs.
Ah ok. Could it be that this is blocked by the provider?
@mindkicks usually not, but for example, if a website is not visited during the time window where the email is sent, this might happen. Because WordPress cron jobs are triggered by website visits.
You can change this to a real cron job:
You can do this by adding
define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true);
to your wp-config.php, then activate a cron. Here’s an article about it. Your hoster may also be able to help you.
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-disable-wp-cron-in-wordpress-and-set-up-proper-cron-jobs/
