GET /v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/cron

身份验证

请将 API 密钥作为 bearer 令牌发送。该密钥必须具有 sites.view 权限；缺少该权限的密钥将被拒绝并返回 403 状态码，而非 404。

此端点不需要组织 ID。您的密钥已用于识别其所属的组织，且响应范围也仅限于该组织。

免费试用

将尖括号中的内容替换为您自己的值，并将键占位符替换为您仪表板中的一个键。

curl -X GET https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/sites/{siteId}/wordpress/cron \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…"

已登录？您仪表板中的 API 控制台会自动填入您真实的组织 ID 和您自己的密钥，并针对实时 API 运行请求，以便您查看实际的响应。 在 API 控制台中打开此端点

详细信息

Every task in WordPress's own scheduler, soonest first, with when each is next due. ⛔⛔ **This is the read that explains a site nobody can explain.** WP-cron does not run on a timer — WordPress fires it on an inbound page view — so a site with no traffic never runs it, and the customer sees no scheduled posts, no plugin licence renewals and **no error anywhere**. Every other control we own reports the site as healthy, because it is. A stuck queue is only visible if something looks at the queue. `next_run_relative` is the scheduler's own human phrasing ("13 hours", "now") carried through unchanged beside the machine timestamp, rather than a second derivation of "when" that would drift from it on every refresh. ⛔ The **read is not gated** on the capability, so a client can render *"scheduled tasks are not available on this line"* alongside whatever it does know. this platform publishes no cron endpoint at any path, so this returns an empty list there and `wp_cron` is `false` on the capability map. Requires `sites.view`.

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响应

此端点可能返回的错误

401 · 403 · 404 · 429 · 503