Hello Kyle.

Thank you for your purchase.

To change the URI, you'll need to go into your database, but please be careful when you update the table, because if you delete or add anything else, it can cause the plugin not to work properly.

When you access your database via PHPMyAdmin (or some other tool), access wp_options table:

It is possible that your prefix is not "wp_", but something else, so if that is the case, please look for "your_prefix_options" table.

When you access it, you can search through the column "option_name". Search for the term "amelia_settings":

When you find that, you need to edit the property under "option_value" column and find the string "redirectURI". It will look something like this :

 So, all you need to do is replace it with your new website's URI:

So basically you need to replace newsite.com with youroldsite.com and it will be shown in Google settings properly. Please note that if you use https you will need to update it also in redirectURI option. Please don't remove the escape characters ( \ ), it needs to stay in \/\/ format

When you're done with this, please check if the URL from “Redirect URI” field and on "Create OAuth client ID" section are the same:

Hi again Kyle

wp_ is just a prefix, so in your installation wwb_ is probably correct.

The same advice still applies, you're just looking for wwb_options instead of wp_options.

Hi again Kyle.

I would need to take a look at your website, and Google Console.

Please provide me:

• A temporary WP-admin login for your site where this happens
• Database access (PHPMyAdmin or cPanel)
• Google Console access credentials (please make sure to disable two-step verification, so I'm able to remote in without phone or email verification)

We do not interfere with any data or anything else except for the plugin (in case that’s a production version of the site), and of course we do not provide login data to third party. 

You can write credentials here just check Private Reply so nobody can see them except us.