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Thanks for the post Biks, you made me realize I was probably just overthinking this. I came up with a workaround that has worked well so far. I store all of the articles I want to post in a csv, with each article on a separate line. What I did was add two columns to the csv for the month and day, then pull them when the article is posting. I also use $rand for the hour and minutes. Works like a charm. It adds an extra step in excel, but after I make a macro for that I think this will work out for now. Thanks for the help everyone.

Alright so not much luck with this and I just don't have the time to mess with it much more. Would anyone be interested in doing the JS for this for $20? I just need to schedule 1 post per day, and it needs to change months when necessary.

Praney - thanks I'll give the date function a shot. No JS skills, so that's a last resort. BotBuddy - I'm using the "Publish" box on the top right sidebar on the "add new post" page. I click the edit button then want to change that date.

So I'm just getting started with ubot I can't believe how powerful it is even for a noob like myself. I've got my Wordpress bot that installs, does themes, plugins, all the basic stuff. I'm now working on the article posting part, which will ideally make 10 posts and schedule 1 post per day. I've got everything worked out (title, content, category, tags, image) except for the actual scheduling. I could just select a random date (01-30) for the day input box, but I'm really hoping to have the bot detect the current date, and then add 1 day for each article it posts. The problem comes with swi