Evan Solomon

<p>If you write posts scheduled for the future and want to link between them, this can help!  WordPress has a great, fast tool for linking to posts on your own site, but it only lists already-published posts.  Usually this makes sense, but if you do a lot of writing for the future via scheduled posts you may want to expand that.</p>
<h3>Contribute</h3>
<p>The code is available on Github: <a href="https://github.com/evansolomon/wp-scheduled-posts-internal-linking" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/evansolomon/wp-scheduled-posts-internal-linking</a></p>


Internal Linking For Scheduled Posts

A very simple way to add scheduled posts to WordPress' internal linking system.

Automattic

Mohammad Jangda

Erick Hitter

Thorsten Ott

<p>This plugin allows you to take control over the execution of cron jobs. It’s mainly useful for sites that either don’t get enough comments to ensure a frequent execution of wp-cron or for sites where the execution of cron via regular methods can cause race conditions resulting in multiple execution of wp-cron at the same time. It can also help when you run into posts that missed their schedule.</p>
<p>This plugin implements a secret parameter and ensures that cron jobs are only executed when this parameter is existing.</p>
<h3>Limitations</h3>
<p>This plugin performs a <code>remove_action( 'sanitize_comment_cookies', 'wp_cron' );</code> call in order to disable the spawning of new cron processes via the regular WordPress method. If <code>wp_cron</code> is hooked in an other action or called directly this might cause trouble.</p>


WP-Cron Control

This plugin allows you to take control over the execution of cron jobs.

Internal Linking For Scheduled Posts vs WP-Cron Control