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There are plugins (like WP-Crontrol) where you can see all the cron tasks going on on your WordPress. I discovered that my theme was blocking the cron task deactivating it and activating one of the default themes.
In my case I had no problem using another theme, but what I could only do would be to talk to the theme author.

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Hello,
Just find out those two things on internet, I don’t remember where… With the plugin called “WP-Crontol” you can see the on-going tasks on your WP-Cron. Look if “nxs_querypost_event” is there or not. If it’s not, try toc reate it: just put that name and that’s all you need to create it. No code.
If it gives problems to you (like you can’t create it or you can’t adjust a 60 seconds interval) try to do it changing your theme to one of the defaults from WordPress.

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Finally I managed to solve this.
The problem that the cron event “nxs_querypost_event” (which is the one that activates de autoreposter) didn’t exist, so I had to create it. It’s easy to create cron events with the plugi Wp-Crontrol.
Also, my theme (ionMag) was blocking the non-default cron-scheuldes (I could only select every hour, day, week or month), so I has to change to another theme so I could scheulde the event every 15 minutes.

SOLVED.

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I have to say I have tried Internal WP-Cron and the external EasyCron service, but this has nothing to do to the fact that no SNAP tasks are added on the cronjob tasks.
Also, I have to say that if I use the “Post inmediatly” option, it works perfect.

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Hi,
The same is happening to me… I filled a ticket and also a post here: https://www.nextscripts.com/forums/topic/not-cron-tasks-are-being-generated/
Did you manage to fix this? Hope we have a solution soon…

Thanks.

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