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Advanced Cron Manager · Version history

Advanced Cron Manager changelog and version history

Latest version
2.7.0
Mar 10, 2026 (8 months ago)
Releases
51
since 2014
In the last year
1
Tested up to
WordPress 6.9.11
PHP 5.3 or later

Releases each year

  • 20143 releases
  • 20156 releases
  • 20162 releases
  • 201710 releases
  • 20187 releases
  • 20193 releases
  • 20212 releases
  • 20222 releases
  • 20232 releases
  • 20247 releases
  • 20256 releases
  • 20261 release

20261 release

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.7.0Latest

    • [Changed] Event hash no longer includes next execution timestamp, making it stable across reschedulings
    • [Fixed] “In queue” cron events failing to delete, run, or pause with “wrong_nonce” error
    • [Fixed] Bulk actions (remove, pause, unpause) failing due to parallel AJAX race conditions
    • [Fixed] Undefined $errors variable when removing non-protected events
    • [Security] Added nonce verification to rerender AJAX endpoints to prevent CSRF
    • [Security] Added capability check to form provider endpoints
    • [Security] Improved output escaping in implementation code and view templates

20256 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.6.4

    • [Security] Improved event hook sanitization using sanitize_text_field() to prevent XSS while allowing valid hook characters
    • [Security] Added validation for schedule intervals to prevent invalid values
    • [Security] Strengthened authorization checks in admin screen methods
    • [Security] Enhanced output escaping in event row view template
    • [Security] Standardized nonce verification in AJAX handlers with better input validation
    • [Security] Added proper validation and sanitization for server settings
    • [Security] Fixed unsanitized input in FormProvider.php schedule slug handling
    • [Fixed] Fixed PHP 8.4 deprecation warning with trigger_error() by replacing with exception
    • [Fixed] Fixed TypeError on PHP 8.3+ where count() was called on non-countable value in Event implementation
    • [Changed] Updated WordPress Coding Standards to version 3.2 and resolved all coding standard warnings
    • [Changed] Renamed reserved keyword parameters for better PHP compatibility ($protected to $is_protected, $new to $new_event)

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.6.3

    • [Fixed] Fixed translation loading issue that was triggered too early in AdminScreen constructor.
    • [Fixed] Fixed AdminScreen instance inconsistency that prevented CSS and JS assets from loading on plugin page.
    • [Fixed] Fixed schedules variable conflict that prevented schedules table from displaying properly.
    • [Changed] Merged ScreenRegisterer class with AdminScreen class for better code organization.

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 2.6.2

    • [Fixed] Fixed stable package creation issues – moved package exclusions to .distignore and ensured vendor and assets directories are included.

  4. Advanced Cron Manager 2.6.1

    • [Changed] Exclude Claude configuration files from plugin distribution exports.
    • [Changed] Add composer and yarn build steps to stable release workflow.

  5. Advanced Cron Manager 2.6.0

    • [Changed] Removed textdomain loading to fix WordPress 6.7+ localization warnings – translations now load automatically from GlotPress.
    • [Changed] Server Scheduler section now detects when DISABLE_WP_CRON constant is defined in wp-config.php.
    • [Changed] Updated GitHub Actions stable workflow to use latest action versions and simplified deployment process.

  6. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.10

    • [Fixed] Fixed security issue causing subscribers could see the schedules or events.

20247 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.9

    • [Fixed] Missing plugin assets in package.

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.8

    • [Fixed] Undefined variable typo.

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.7

    • [Fixed] Plugin package.

  4. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.6

    • [Fixed] Security vulnerability.

  5. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.5

    • [Added] Custom schedules availability info.

  6. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.4

    • [Added] Code filters and actions. Required by Advanced Cron Manager PRO v2.7.

  7. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.3

    • [Security] Some input fields were not sanitized properly.

20232 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.2

    • [Fixed] Warning while adding new event.
    • [Changed] Adding a proper message when you try to delete non-existing event.

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.1

    • [Fixed] Dynamic property notices.
    • [Fixed] Notice when adding event without arguments.
    • [Fixed] Server scheduler conditional display logic.
    • [Fixed] PHP 8 deprecated dynamic property creation.
    • [Changed] Fixed typos.
    • [Added] New WordPress protected events.

20222 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.5.0

    • [Changed] Updated dependencies (Node >= 12)
    • [Changed] Adding a new event form now has more user-friendly argument management.
    • [Added] Listeners – with PRO version you can now see all the methods hooked into the particular event.
    • [Added] Event argument preview – arguments that contain objects, arrays, or are longer than 10 characters are now nicely formatted inside a modal.

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.4.2

    • [Fixed] Link to server scheduler documentation
    • [Fixed] Unauthorized actions. Now all the plugin actions are checking if the user is allowed to run them.

20212 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.4.1

    • [Fixed] Composer dev dependencies are now not bundled in the production package
    • [Fixed] “nul” typo causing fatal errors on newer PHP versions
    • [Changed] Updated composer dependencies

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.4.0

    • [Added] Event columns sorting
    • [Fixed] Cron hook sanitizer doesn’t allow usage of slashes
    • [Fixed] Update list of protected events
    • [Fixed] Preserve search when events table rerender
    • [Changed] Don’t allow to pause protected events

20193 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.10

    • [Fixed] A “Trying to get property ‘hash’ of non-object” warning fix when executed event doesn’t exist anymore
    • [Added] Action for adding own event row actions

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.9

    • [Fixed] “non-numeric value encountered” error with event arguments
    • [Fixed] Fatal error when even argument was an object. Now, class name is displayed
    • [Changed] Now when event is executed manually, DOING_CRON constant is defined

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.8

    • [Fixed] Events table width
    • [Changed] ACF PRO download link

20187 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.7

    • [Fixed] WordPress <4.7 compatibility

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.6

    • [Fixed] PHP 7.2 compatibility

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.5

  4. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.4

  5. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.3

  6. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.2

  7. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.1

201710 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 2.3.0

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 2.2.3

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 2.2.2

  4. Advanced Cron Manager 2.2.1

  5. Advanced Cron Manager 2.2.0

  6. Advanced Cron Manager 2.1.2

  7. Advanced Cron Manager 2.1.1

  8. Advanced Cron Manager 2.1.0

  9. Advanced Cron Manager 2.0.0

  10. Advanced Cron Manager 1.5

20162 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 1.4.4

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 1.4.3

20156 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 1.4.2

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 1.4.1

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 1.4

  4. Advanced Cron Manager 1.3.2

  5. Advanced Cron Manager 1.3.1

  6. Advanced Cron Manager 1.3

20143 releases

  1. Advanced Cron Manager 1.2

  2. Advanced Cron Manager 1.1

  3. Advanced Cron Manager 1

Questions about Advanced Cron Manager’s releases

What is the latest version of Advanced Cron Manager?

2.7.0, released on Mar 10, 2026 (7 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11 and needs PHP 5.3 or later.

How often is Advanced Cron Manager updated?

One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from February 2014.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Advanced Cron Manager’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.