I'd find it really useful to be able to add exceptions to this rule by specifying specific URLs you want to allow direct access for. For example AJAX calls to PHP it might be necessary to have.

This is a very handy function i see WP Engine has and it makes it super easy to just login to each site without the need to save passwords in the browser or add them manually. Do you think this would be an option to implement in the future?

Would be great to have a Local Development tool that can push/pull to Cloudway like Local.

Hotmail clients are continually searching for Hotmail login, be that as it may, after 2012 Microsoft changed hotmail to outlook. so Hotmail clients can Sign in to the Hotmail account on outlook.

https://sites.google.com/view/hotmail-login-com/
https://sites.google.com/view/1337x-to/

For Wordpress and Woocommerce apps we change the default "/wp-admin" URL so any bots that get through can't find it. But the admin link in cloudways stays as the default, is there a way we can make this editable? Interested to see if anyone else would benefit from this.

Thanks :)

At the moment, Cloudways does not offer automatic wp-login page.
So every time you try to access the dashboard, the login page prompt appears.

Cloudways does that for the security of their customers.
But it would be a good idea to offer some authentication cookie "persistence" that could be turned on for one day, one week or one month (for example).

On my server, I have only WordPress websites. Would love to have a way to easily update ALL applications on my server to the latest version of WordPress by clicking a button and not having to go in and manually do it for each application. Thanks!

If you're using an atomic deployment practice, then you must de-activate Breeze before each deployment. If not, you will see errors such as "Cannot redeclare breezegetcachebasepath()" on the front end after the new release is activated.

Here's what the support team said back when I reported this issue:

"Basically, the option which allows setting cache path at their own config path is not available in Breeze. So right now only the option deactivate and activate the plugin after each deployment."

This feature should be implemented ASAP. It's a common feature with other major caching plugins such as WP-Rocket.

Would love to to see an option to create and save WP install templates so we can decide which plugins and themes come with a fresh WP install.

As while migrating the wordpress website the application dashboard shows the admin url details which it get automatically while creating the application.
there should be and edit option there so that we can add the migrated information correctly
these will be help full to keep the admin details for migrated websites.

At present when we add a new wordpress installation for all including the clean wordpress installtion. technically this will not affect the site however. when we use a security plugin it will be flagged. for example in Sucuri plugin it will be flagged as Core WordPress Files Were Modified. (this file flagged by all security plugin ). f someone delete it by mistake they will get 5xx error untill they fix it. to fix it they will have to add the file using SFTP. As this file can be deleted with wordpress security plugins like Sucuri

Just it. Keep them up to date easily

The "Advanced Options" page of this plugin does not properly explain how to specify URLs. Please add examples and/or include a link to a KB article.

Take the "Exclude CSS" field. I have no idea which of the following are valid:
- https://example.com/resource/
- https://example.com/resource
- //example.com/resource
- example.com/resource
- /resource
- example.com/resource/*
- example.com/resource/(.*)
- example.com\/resource\/(.*)
- /example.com\/resource\/(.*)/

How do I use this plugin? Please add more detailed instructions.

Create different Wordpress User and Password for Team members instead of providing the Master Wordpress User and password

When we create a new application, we should have the option to use a prebuilt template that allows us to use our favorite plugins without having to reinstall them every time.

Hi. Having a simple switch to disable XML-RPC is great, but Jetpack complains about connection issues. Maybe you should take the "Disable XML-RPC" plugin path (https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/disable-xml-rpc/) and, by the way, ensure that is compatible with latest WordPress versions.