/**
* @param string $type the type of the schedule
* @param array $times {
* An array of time arguments. Optional.
*
* @type int $minutes The minute to start the schedule on. Defaults to current time + 10 minutes. Accepts
* any valid `date( 'i' )` output.
* @type int $hours The hour to start the schedule on. Defaults to current time + 10 minutes. Accepts
* any valid `date( 'G' )` output.
* @type string $day_of_week The day of the week to start the schedule on. Defaults to current time + 10 minutes. Accepts
* any valid `date( 'l' )` output.
* @type int $day_of_month The day of the month to start the schedule on. Defaults to current time + 10 minutes. Accepts
* any valid `date( 'j' )` output.
* @type int $now The current time. Defaults to `time()`. Accepts any valid timestamp.
*
* }
* @return int $timestamp Returns the resulting timestamp on success and Int 0 on failure
*/
function determine_start_time($type, $times = array())
{
// Default to in 10 minutes
if (!empty($times['now'])) {
$default_timestamp = $times['now'] + 600;
} else {
$default_timestamp = time() + 600;
}
$default_times = array('minutes' => date('i', $default_timestamp), 'hours' => date('G', $default_timestamp), 'day_of_week' => date('l', $default_timestamp), 'day_of_month' => date('j', $default_timestamp), 'now' => time());
$args = wp_parse_args($times, $default_times);
$intervals = get_cron_schedules();
// Allow the hours and minutes to be overwritten by a constant
if (defined('HMBKP_SCHEDULE_TIME') && HMBKP_SCHEDULE_TIME) {
$hm = HMBKP_SCHEDULE_TIME;
} else {
// The hour and minute that the schedule should start on
$hm = $args['hours'] . ':' . $args['minutes'] . ':00';
}
switch ($type) {
case 'hourly':
case 'daily':
case 'twicedaily':
// The next occurance of the specified time
$schedule_start = $hm;
break;
case 'weekly':
case 'fortnightly':
// The next day of the week at the specified time
$schedule_start = $args['day_of_week'] . ' ' . $hm;
break;
case 'monthly':
// The occurance of the time on the specified day of the month
$schedule_start = date('F', $args['now']) . ' ' . $args['day_of_month'] . ' ' . $hm;
// If we've already gone past that day this month then we'll need to start next month
if (strtotime($schedule_start, $args['now']) <= $args['now']) {
$schedule_start = date('F', strtotime('+ 1 month', $args['now'])) . ' ' . $args['day_of_month'] . ' ' . $hm;
}
// If that's still in the past then we'll need to jump to next year
if (strtotime($schedule_start, $args['now']) <= $args['now']) {
$schedule_start = date('F', strtotime('+ 1 month', $args['now'])) . ' ' . $args['day_of_month'] . ' ' . date('Y', strtotime('+ 1 year', $args['now'])) . ' ' . $hm;
}
break;
default:
return 0;
}
$timestamp = strtotime($schedule_start, $args['now']);
// Convert to UTC
$timestamp -= get_option('gmt_offset') * 3600;
// If the scheduled time already passed then keep adding the interval until we get to a future date
while ($timestamp <= $args['now']) {
$timestamp += $intervals[$type]['interval'];
}
return $timestamp;
}
_e('Schedule', 'backupwordpress');
?>
</label>
</th>
<td>
<select name="hmbkp_schedule_recurrence[hmbkp_type]" id="hmbkp_schedule_recurrence_type">
<option value="manually"><?php
_e('Manual Only', 'backupwordpress');
?>
</option>
<?php
foreach (get_cron_schedules() as $cron_schedule => $cron_details) {
?>
<option <?php
selected($schedule->get_reoccurrence(), $cron_schedule);
?>
value="<?php
echo esc_attr($cron_schedule);
?>
">
<?php
esc_html_e($cron_details['display'], 'backupwordpress');
?>
</option>
/**
* Setup the schedule
*
*/
public function setUp()
{
$this->schedule = new Scheduled_Backup('unit-test');
$this->recurrences = get_cron_schedules();
}
