You would need to transfer all 41 wp_amelia_ tables, and also a row from wp_options.
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":
The search will return only one row, and you need to edit it:
Copy the entire "option_value" column, and paste it on the new website. That will clone Amelia. One thing to note, though, is that Google and Outlook calendar URIs will also be transferred with the old URLs, so you need to change those.
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Hello George
You would need to transfer all 41 wp_amelia_ tables, and also a row from wp_options.
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":
The search will return only one row, and you need to edit it:
Copy the entire "option_value" column, and paste it on the new website. That will clone Amelia. One thing to note, though, is that Google and Outlook calendar URIs will also be transferred with the old URLs, so you need to change those.
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