Hello Hemml.

Thank you for your purchase.

You could set up a new table (for example, name it "user_database") which would contain the user's unique ID and add their name there. Then, you can set up your original table to pull the name from the "user_database" using Foreign Keys.

I hope this helps.

Best regards.

Hi again Hemml.

I don't know why it's not working for you. Let's go through it step by step.

You created a table in PHPMyAdmin which has the user's name and each user has his unique auto-increment ID. Something like this:

Then you would need to create a manual table in a similar way the table was created in our documentation:

And the table is set up like this:

Now, you can see I already set up the "User ID" column to be a Foreign Key, since it's showing the last name from SQL (Bedecs, for Anna in the first row).

Since I am doing this in local environment, I can only add myself, so it's only pulling the "1" value.

Please let me know if this helps.

Best regards.