Scheduled Content 1.0.1
- Author Eggy
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Is Scheduled Content free?
Yes. Scheduled Content is completely free with no paid tier, subscription or visible branding.
What XenForo versions are supported?
XenForo 2.3.0 or newer.
Can I schedule both threads and replies?
Yes. Threads and replies can both be prepared in advance and automatically published at the selected date and time.
Can scheduled content be edited before it publishes?
Yes. Pending scheduled threads and replies can be edited, rescheduled, published immediately, cancelled or deleted.
Does it support recurring content?
Yes. Daily, weekly, monthly and custom day intervals are supported.
Will users receive reminders?
Yes. Scheduled Content can send native XenForo bell alerts shortly before publication and another alert after the content has successfully been published.
What happens if scheduled content cannot be published?
The schedule can be marked as failed and a native XenForo alert can notify the user so the issue is not silently missed.
Can normal members schedule content as another user?
No. Normal users can only schedule their own permitted content. Scheduling as another registered user is controlled by a separate staff permission.
Does it respect forum permissions and prefixes?
Yes. Users can only schedule content where their XenForo permissions allow it, and thread prefixes are only available where the user is permitted to use them.
Which timezone is used?
Scheduled publication times are interpreted using the user's configured XenForo timezone.
Does it require an external service or API?
No. Scheduling and publication are handled entirely within XenForo.
Can administrators manage schedules globally?
Yes. A dedicated Scheduled Content section is available in the ACP for managing schedules and configuring options.
Does it work with custom XenForo styles?
Yes. The interface inherits XenForo styling and does not rely on hardcoded site colours.
Does clearing recently published schedules delete the actual content?
No. It only clears the completed schedule history. The published thread or reply remains untouched.
Yes. Scheduled Content is completely free with no paid tier, subscription or visible branding.
What XenForo versions are supported?
XenForo 2.3.0 or newer.
Can I schedule both threads and replies?
Yes. Threads and replies can both be prepared in advance and automatically published at the selected date and time.
Can scheduled content be edited before it publishes?
Yes. Pending scheduled threads and replies can be edited, rescheduled, published immediately, cancelled or deleted.
Does it support recurring content?
Yes. Daily, weekly, monthly and custom day intervals are supported.
Will users receive reminders?
Yes. Scheduled Content can send native XenForo bell alerts shortly before publication and another alert after the content has successfully been published.
What happens if scheduled content cannot be published?
The schedule can be marked as failed and a native XenForo alert can notify the user so the issue is not silently missed.
Can normal members schedule content as another user?
No. Normal users can only schedule their own permitted content. Scheduling as another registered user is controlled by a separate staff permission.
Does it respect forum permissions and prefixes?
Yes. Users can only schedule content where their XenForo permissions allow it, and thread prefixes are only available where the user is permitted to use them.
Which timezone is used?
Scheduled publication times are interpreted using the user's configured XenForo timezone.
Does it require an external service or API?
No. Scheduling and publication are handled entirely within XenForo.
Can administrators manage schedules globally?
Yes. A dedicated Scheduled Content section is available in the ACP for managing schedules and configuring options.
Does it work with custom XenForo styles?
Yes. The interface inherits XenForo styling and does not rely on hardcoded site colours.
Does clearing recently published schedules delete the actual content?
No. It only clears the completed schedule history. The published thread or reply remains untouched.