We are now testing Amelia, to understand its behavior.
That being said, once testing completed, we will need to know what to do to correctly clean-up :
- All the test data (Events, etc) in the Amelia database/portal.
- All the test users (fake customers) in the Wordpress Users' database.
Thanks in advance for the steps.
(By the way, a new feature could be to offer an automatic clean-up feature, that could even be linked to the "Test Mode" toggle button in the Stripe Payment options, to ease the transition from Testing to GoLive!)
Please go to Amelia > Settings > Activation and turn on the slider Delete Tables.
Then reinstall the plugin.
This is the "clean up" feature - it will make everything return to the blank slate you had when you got the plugin the first time. Just make sure that when you're done reinstalling, you go back there and turn that option off.
Hi Amelia team!
We are now testing Amelia, to understand its behavior.
That being said, once testing completed, we will need to know what to do to correctly clean-up :
- All the test data (Events, etc) in the Amelia database/portal.
- All the test users (fake customers) in the Wordpress Users' database.
Thanks in advance for the steps.
(By the way, a new feature could be to offer an automatic clean-up feature, that could even be linked to the "Test Mode" toggle button in the Stripe Payment options, to ease the transition from Testing to GoLive!)
Hi there,
thank you for reaching out to us
Please go to Amelia > Settings > Activation and turn on the slider Delete Tables.
Then reinstall the plugin.
This is the "clean up" feature - it will make everything return to the blank slate you had when you got the plugin the first time. Just make sure that when you're done reinstalling, you go back there and turn that option off.