Pods Jobs Queue archived

Requires PHP 5.6+, WordPress 4.9+, and Pods Framework 2.7+ Queue callbacks to be ran with arguments, unlike wpcron which is scheduled jobs, these are queued and run concurrently as needed. You can queue jobs to be run by calling: podsqueuejob( $data ); Set your $data to an array of information that the job will use when it runs: $data = [ / The function to callback when running the job. Don't pass things like [ $this, 'somemethod' ], use a string like: 'SomeClass::somemethod' instead. / 'callback' = 'yourfunction', / Whatever data you want to pass to the job to run. This is optional but you can set it to an array of data to pass through. If this is provided as an array, the job will be run using: calluserfuncarray( $callback, $args ). If this is empty, the job will be run using: calluserfunc( $callback ). It will be serialized if necessary. / 'argument