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Welcome on <font color="#993333"><b>Webcron</b></font>, the automated task service at set hours. If you know Unix or Linux you already heard about the Crontab. <font color="#993333"><b>Webcron</b></font> is a Web adaptation of this well known Crontab. But nothing complicated at all !
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<td bgcolor="#993333" width="25%"><b><font color="#ffffff" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">What is the use of Webcron ?</font></b></td>
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<font color="#993333"><b>Webcron</b></font> allows you to do tasks at set hours by looking for a page on your website. For example, save your database, therefore you only have to prepare a script database_save.php that saves the database to a file. Add then a task to you Webcron to do the <a href="#">http://www.domaine.com/sauvegarde_base.php</a> request.</font></td></tr></tbody></table>
