Closed sitenzo closed 4 years ago
@sitenzo that seems to be a php error rather than a scheduler error. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40735963/parse-error-invalid-numeric-literal
Just pass it as a string or as a number without the leading 0
->daily(22, 8);
->daily(22, '08');
Hello @peppeocchi
I'm setting my daily schedules like
->daily(22,06);
But when i do this for minute 08 and 09 i get a parse error. When i parse a string like->daily('22:08');
it works fine.The error also happens when i test is with the montly function.
i am on live PHP version 7.1.33 i am on test PHP version 7.3 And using php-cron-scheduler version : 3.*