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Looks like Rules Scheduler (part of the Rules module) is what you're looking for. "Publish content exactly 24 hours after it was created" contains step by step instructions about how to do so (using t …

Cause 1: After a rule is scheduled (using the Rules Scheduler submodule), it will only actually execute next time cron runs. … Example: schedule a rule to execute at timestamp X. if the next time that cron runs is at Y mins after timestamp X, then the Rules execution will only happen then (= at Y mins after timestamp X). …

Features Run verification process: on demand, via cron, via drush (in planning) File list overview page with filters Views integration Drush command for file checking If you want to export the results …

The Rule trigger will then run when cron tasks are first run after the start of that hour. The actual run time will depend on your cron task timings. … You want something to happen "when some user performs login", not "when some cron job is run". …

The Rules module together with Rules Scheduler (a sub-module of it), can be used for executing functions such as sending eMails (as in your comment below the question), as explained in the steps below …

Step 3: Run cron periodically Rules scheduled for execution using Rules Scheduler, will actually be executed "next time cron runs" (after the scheduled date/time has arrived). … So make sure to (a) actually run cron and (b) schedule the execution a bit before the cron job will actually run them. …

As an alternative to what you're trying to get to work, you might want to consider using the Rules module. Below is a summary of how you can get this to work: Introduce an additional flag to allow " …

Obviously, because of the nature of the Rules Event used here, it does NOT depend on the execution of a cron job. …

Quote from Configuring cron jobs using the cron command: ... Note that as of Drupal 7, cron always runs as an anonymous user ... … So if your views have "access settings to limit them to role adm" (as in your question), then that explains why via cron you don't get any results (assuming your question is about D7 or above). …

Have a look at the Menu Badges module to add such notifications to any menu item and/or menu tab of your choice. Here are some details about it (from its project page): Provides a method for adding i …

Not sure if you want to consider using it, but the Rules switch user module might be an acceptable compromise. Some details about it (from its project page): This module adds two new Rules actions: …

Sounds like a perfect job to accomplish with the Rules module. Below are the headlines of how you could get this to work ... Rule 1 (When user account is created) Event: When a new user account is …

Part 1 - Make sure to include "Entity has field" First eliminate the possibility that the missing piece to make your rule work is because you didn't include a Rules Condition like "Entity has field" …

The Rule trigger will then run when cron tasks are first run after the start of that hour. The actual run time will depend on your cron task timings. … So this is another way to understand/Read this: The "Event" will only be triggered when a cron job is run. And that event will only be triggered 1 time / day, i.e. …

If you're willing to use the "Rules" module, then you should be able to also get this to work for your "worst case scenario blocks" (as in your question). Provided you can express your actual "logic" …