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?><h3><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Recovery FAQ'); ?></h3>

<div>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Where/when would I use the Recovery Point?'); ?></b><br/>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("The Recovery point is most useful when you are about to perform an operation you know may be risky to the site's proper operation such as:"); ?>
</div>
<ul class="margin-bottom-1">
    <li><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("Before updating plugins or the theme"); ?></li>
    <li><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("Before making theme customizations."); ?></li>
    <li><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("Before editing any file that has the potential to disrupt system operation (.php, .js, .htaccess, etc)"); ?></li>
</ul>


<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("How can I set the Recovery Point?"); ?></b><br/>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Go to the Packages page, click the hamburger menu on a package line, and click "Set Recovery Point".'); ?>
    <i><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Only packages stored locally on the server can be Recovery Points.'); ?></i>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('What\'s the relationship between the "Recovery Point" and the "Recovery URL"?'); ?></b><br/>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('The Recovery Point is the package that is used to restore the site when the Recovery URL is browsed to.'); ?>
</p>

<p>

    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Should I Save off the Recovery URL?'); ?></b><br/>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('In short, yes. If you are performing a potentially destructive operation you should not only create a Recovery Point, but you should also save the Recovery URL associated with the Recovery Point.'); ?>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Where can I find the Recovery URL?'); ?></b><br/>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('The recovery URL can be copied to your clipboard either by going to Tools > Recovery or at the start of the Drag and Drop import process.'); ?>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('What\'s an example of using the Recovery Point?'); ?></b><br/>
    <?php 
        DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('See the "Example Usage" section of the help or the '); 
        echo "<a href='".DUPLICATOR_PRO_RECOVERY_GUIDE_URL."' target='".DUPLICATOR_PRO_HELP_TARGET."'>";
        DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Recovery Point Guide');
        echo '</a>.';
    ?>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Is the Recovery Point just a regular package?'); ?></b><br/>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("It's true that the Recovery Point is based on a standard package, but it has an advantage in that it has captured essential information about the local system that isn't contained in a standard package, such as database credentials and specific path information about the local host. This extra information allows for a faster-than-normal restore."); ?>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e("Can I restore the site with a normal package?"); ?></b><br>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('You can always restore the site using a normal package just as has always been the case with Duplicator/Pro. The main advantage the Recovery Point is quick and easy restoration of the site - no need to copy an installer and archive nor do you need to enter database credential information or site paths.'); ?>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Does the recovery point work even if WordPress stops working?'); ?></b><br>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Yes - the recovery system works if your WordPress site is completely down as long as you have saved the Recovery URL. Obviously the package associated with the Recovery Point must not have been removed from the site.'); ?>
</p>

<p>
    <b><?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('Can I have two recovery points at once?'); ?></b><br>
    <?php DUP_PRO_U::esc_html_e('There can only be one Recovery Point in the system.  However, you can always switch which package is considered the Recovery Point by using the "Set Recovery Point"  option on a row on the Packages screen.'); ?>
</p>
