My DNS records were just changed. How to make my cron jobs work immediately when the new DNS records are still propagating?

In order to let EasyCron use your new IP immediately, you can

1. use the new IP (instead of your domain name) in your URL, and
2. put your domain name in the "HTTP" tab -> "HTTP headers" field.

For example, if your cron job URL is https://www.example.com, your new IP is 93.184.216.34. You should add https://93.184.216.34 as cron job URL, and in the "HTTP" tab -> "HTTP headers" field, add Host: www.example.com.

In this way, EasyCron will use your new IP (and the domain name) to connect to your website and your cron job will work immediately even your new DNS records still haven't finished propagation.

After your new DNS records are fully propagated, you can change your cron jobs to normal format. Using the example above, that is, changing https://93.184.216.34 to https://www.example.com and removing the "Host: www.example.com" header.