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Scheduled Action Summary
You can reach this page from Site Overview, Automations, Scheduled Action Summary.
This page lets you create and manage scheduled tasks which compile and email a summary of manual and automatic actions taken on the site.
To create a new task click on the Add button in the toolbar.
To edit an existing task, click on the task's Schedule (it's a link). Alternatively, select the box next to the task and then click the Edit button in the toolbar; if you have selected multiple tasks only the first one will be edited.
To delete one or more tasks, select their boxes next to each task's line and click on the Delete button in the toolbar.
The top part of the page determines what will be included in the email:
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Period. Include actions taken in the specified period. This has nothing to do with when the task executes. You could have a monthly report being sent every single minute. The periods are:
- Daily. The actions taken within the previous calendar day.
- Weeky. The actions taken within the previous calendar week.
- Monthly. The actions taken within the previous calendar month.
- Enabled. Should this task execute periodically? You can disable a task if you want to prevent it from executing, but you do not want to permanently delete it.
Below that, you can select you will receive an email.
If the Email These Groups option is left blank, emails will be sent to all users who have adequate permissions to make changes to the site in Akeeba Panopticon. When you select one or more groups the emails will be sent to all users who are assigned to the selected group, even if they can't even view the site in the Sites Overview page.
To add a group to the list, click on the blank space inside the Email These Groups field to show a drop-down list of groups. Select a group, or start typing a few characters to filter out the drop-down list. Then, click on the group to select it. Remove a group from the list by using the X icon to the right hand side of the group's name.
The Schedule section determines when the task will execute. The schedule is a CRON expression. The timezone for it is displayed on the page, and depends on the System Configuration options of the Panopticon installation.
The third party CRON expression engine in Akeeba Panopticon supports the special characters *
, ,
, -
, L
, W
, #
, and /
, allowing you great flexibility as to when you want the CRON job to execute.
You can test your CRON expressions using this third party page.
The Repetition field determines what happens when the task is executed:
- Repeat according to schedule will periodically execute the task according to the schedule. This is what most people expect from a scheduling feature.
- Run once, then disable this schedule will run the task one time according to the set schedule, then it will disable the task. The task is still there, but since it's disabled it does not execute again. This may be good for tasks you only want to execute semi-manually.
- Run once, then DELETE this schedule will run the task one time according to the set schedule, then it will permanently delete disable the task. The task will no longer appear anywhere. This may be a good candidate for one-off tasks you don't expect to have a use for in the foreseeable future.
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