Yep, I ran into the same mess recently with a recovered WordPress app — the stylesheets broke because the path still pointed to the old temporary URL. I had to manually fix the siteurl and home values via phpMyAdmin, then flush permalinks and clear cache. Also ran a search-replace on the DB to catch leftover temp URLs.
I was testing some of this stuff on a side project I built for Brazilian Android users. Here's the sample page I was checking performance on https://wovie.app/. It was good.
The “recover-appname” rename is wild too — caught me off guard once when I couldn’t find my app. Would definitely be great if Cloudways made the temp URL behavior more predictable after recovery.
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Yep, I ran into the same mess recently with a recovered WordPress app — the stylesheets broke because the path still pointed to the old temporary URL. I had to manually fix the siteurl and home values via phpMyAdmin, then flush permalinks and clear cache. Also ran a search-replace on the DB to catch leftover temp URLs.
I was testing some of this stuff on a side project I built for Brazilian Android users. Here's the sample page I was checking performance on https://wovie.app/. It was good.
The “recover-appname” rename is wild too — caught me off guard once when I couldn’t find my app. Would definitely be great if Cloudways made the temp URL behavior more predictable after recovery.