For example, it's at the very bottom of this page too:

<div><img src='http://community.invisionpower.com/index.php?app=core&amp;module=task' alt='' style='border: 0px;height:1px;width:1px;' /></div>

I don't really see what this is supposed to do. It's essentially making the request count twice higher.

It's what allows IPB to check if it's time to run a task. When a page is loaded the task checker is run. So basically if you were to never ever visit your site or if you were to remove that line of code then tasks would never be run on your site.

Do you know if it can be run via cronjob or similar instead?

Do you know if it can be run via cronjob or similar instead?

Yeah tasks can be run as cronjobs. Don't remember how, but they can.

Do you know if it can be run via cronjob or similar instead?

In ACP System Scheduler, click the Use Cron button and follow the instructions.

In ACP System Scheduler, click the Use Cron button and follow the instructions.

Thanks. It seems doing that removes the query entirely. Saved me a ton of resource. :smile: