Sorry for the delayed response, we don't work on weekends.
The "unknown name" on the dashboard usually indicates that you tested the plugin while still logged in with your account, so when you entered the customer details, they were saved under your user ID in the database. At the moment, the only way to change that would be to access your database (via PHPMyAdmin or any other database administration tool), and access wp_amelia_users table.
Please note that “wp_” is the default database prefix, but it is possible that you have a different one. So you’re looking for the table “your_prefix_amelia_users”.
When you access that table, find the name that is displayed in the dashboard, clicks on “Edit” in that row, and simply change the details there:
Hi, thanks for the reply.
So, I solved the problem.
I had in the DB the values "manager" and "17" in the "type" column and "externalId" in the wp_amelia_user table
on the customer in question.
I set "Customer" and "null" and the problem is solved.
Thank you
Hi, Lorenzo!
Sorry for the delayed response, we don't work on weekends.
The "unknown name" on the dashboard usually indicates that you tested the plugin while still logged in with your account, so when you entered the customer details, they were saved under your user ID in the database. At the moment, the only way to change that would be to access your database (via PHPMyAdmin or any other database administration tool), and access wp_amelia_users table.
Please note that “wp_” is the default database prefix, but it is possible that you have a different one. So you’re looking for the table “your_prefix_amelia_users”.
When you access that table, find the name that is displayed in the dashboard, clicks on “Edit” in that row, and simply change the details there:
Hope that will help.
Best Regards.
Hi, Lorenzo!
Thank you for sharing your solution with us.
I'm glad to hear the issue was resolved.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions.
Best Regards.