SleekView for Advanced Cron Manager
SleekView reads the cron_array option Advanced Cron Manager surfaces and the run-log table its logging add-on writes, then renders hook, recurrence, next_run, status and duration as first-class table columns.
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Cron events deserve a real audit table
Advanced Cron Manager is the working operator UI for WP-Cron: list the cron_array, trigger or delete events, and (with its logging add-on) record when each hook ran, how long it took and whether it errored. The list view is excellent for finding one event. It is not how anyone wants to read cron activity at scale.
SleekView reads the same data as rows and columns. The cron_array flattens into hook, recurrence, next_run and args. The run-log adds started_at, duration and status. Sort by next_run to see what fires in the next hour. Filter to recurrence = hourly to find the busiest schedule. Filter to status = failed to triage. Group by hook to spot the noisiest tasks.
The plugin's per-event admin stays where it is for one-off operations. SleekView is the audit table on the same dataset.
Workflow
How SleekView surfaces Advanced Cron Manager data
Read the cron schedule
cron_array option Advanced Cron Manager surfaces, flattening it into rows with hook, recurrence, next_run and args.
Read the run log
Compose the columns and filters
Save and gate the view
Sample columns
A typical WP-Cron audit view
wp_options + run-log table
| Hook | Recurrence | Next run | Status | Duration | Last run |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| wp_scheduled_delete | daily | 2026-05-17 00:00:00 | Success | 0.42s | 2026-05-16 00:00:01 |
| woocommerce_cleanup_sessions | twicedaily | 2026-05-16 12:00:00 | Success | 2.18s | 2026-05-16 00:00:04 |
| action_scheduler_run_queue | hourly | 2026-05-16 11:00:00 | Slow | 58.7s | 2026-05-16 10:00:11 |
| myplugin_daily_digest | daily | 2026-05-17 06:00:00 | Failed | 12.4s | 2026-05-16 06:00:02 |
| wp_update_plugins | twicedaily | 2026-05-16 18:00:00 | Success | 1.83s | 2026-05-16 06:00:01 |
Comparison
Default Advanced Cron Manager admin vs SleekView
Default cron list
- List view shows events but does not join them with run history
- No saved-view system scoped to recurrence, status or hook prefix
- Filtering to failed runs requires scrolling the run log manually
- Per-hook sort by duration is not exposed in the default UI
- No way to share a read-only cron snapshot outside WP Admin
SleekView
- Cron schedule and run log joined in one row-per-event view
- Filter to status = failed for a triage queue
- Sort by duration to find the hooks slowing the site
- Saved views per role: agency audit, ops triage, dev per-hook cockpit
- Same dataset behind chart cards, so table and dashboard stay in sync
Features
What SleekView gives you for Advanced Cron Manager
Schedule as a table
Render cron_array as a sortable WP Admin grid with hook, recurrence and next_run as first-class columns. Cron stops being a long list and becomes a real audit surface.
Run history joined inline
The logging add-on's table joins to the schedule, so each event row carries its last run, duration and status. Slow or failing hooks surface without a second screen.
Share with the hook owner
Export the runs behind a saved view as CSV or share the view URL with the plugin developer responsible. Conversations start with real data instead of vague reports.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Advanced Cron Manager
Site reliability
Pin a failed-runs table view scoped to the last 24 hours. Recurring cron errors stop hiding inside the broader run log and get their own triage queue.
Performance engineers
Sort by duration to find the heaviest hooks. Combine with a date filter to see which hook started slowing month over month before it crosses a timeout.
Agency ops
Hand each client team a read-only cron audit table. Recurring slow or failing hooks become a number anyone can quote, not a screenshot from incident chat.
The bigger picture
Why a cron list deserves a real audit table
WP-Cron is one of the most consequential parts of any production WordPress site, and Advanced Cron Manager is the cleanest UI on top of it. The plugin is built for per-event operations: inspect this hook, trigger that one, delete a stale schedule. What it does not natively do is offer a real audit surface that joins the schedule with the run log and exposes failures, slow hooks and per-recurrence concentration on the same screen.
SleekView reads the same data and renders it as a sortable, filterable table inside WP Admin. The plugin's per-event surface stays where it is. The audit table is the layer that turns hundreds of cron rows into a system the team can reason about.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Advanced Cron Manager
For schedule-only views, no. SleekView reads the cron_array option directly. For status and duration columns, the logging add-on writes the run-log table that those columns join to.
No. Reads come from the autoloaded cron_array option WordPress already loads and the indexed run-log table the add-on writes. Both are cheap to query and never duplicated.
Yes. Add a filter for status = failed and the whole table narrows to errored runs. Combine with a hook search or date range for a per-incident triage view.
Yes. The duration column is a first-class sort key. Combine with a filter for a specific hook to find when that hook started slowing relative to its own history.
No. SleekView reads the cron_array option and the run-log table. It never edits, triggers or deletes events. All operations still happen inside the plugin's own admin.
Yes. Filter by hook = woocommerce_cleanup_sessions (or any specific hook) and the whole view narrows to that hook. Pin one per task the team cares about.
Yes. Any filtered view can be exported to CSV. Hand a developer the runs behind a slowing hook over the last month and the optimisation conversation starts with real data.
No. The plugin stays the per-event operations tool. SleekView reads the data it produces and exposes it as a real audit table for the times the question is system-wide rather than about one event.
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