A customs of mine found that after logging into the front end customer panel, it displayed ALL the appointments scheduled rather than just hers. It also displayed the reschedule/delete icon for these appointments that are not associated with her email. It appears to be showing the back end admin view of appointments.
Via the front end customer panel, I logged into my own dummy account to see if this was the still the case and it appears to be.
I then created another dummy account, logged in again and it only showed appointments linked to that email.
This customer, probably along with a few others, was probably created by you booking an appointment in their stead from the front-end, while you were still logged in as Administrator.
This can happen when the customer has the type set to "Admin" in wp_amelia_users table in the database.
If you know your way around the database, simply navigate to this database table, find the customer that reported this, and you'll most likely see that the type associated with the user is "Admin". Change that to "Customer", and that's it.
If this doesn't help, I'll need you to provide me with a temporary wp-admin user (Administrator), along with database access credentials, so I can see where this is coming from. Just tell me which customer(s) had this issue, so I know where to look.
You can write credentials here just check PRIVATE Reply so nobody can see them except us.
A customs of mine found that after logging into the front end customer panel, it displayed ALL the appointments scheduled rather than just hers. It also displayed the reschedule/delete icon for these appointments that are not associated with her email. It appears to be showing the back end admin view of appointments.
Via the front end customer panel, I logged into my own dummy account to see if this was the still the case and it appears to be.
I then created another dummy account, logged in again and it only showed appointments linked to that email.
I can’t seem to work out what the issue is here.
Hello Natalie
This customer, probably along with a few others, was probably created by you booking an appointment in their stead from the front-end, while you were still logged in as Administrator.
This can happen when the customer has the type set to "Admin" in wp_amelia_users table in the database.
If you know your way around the database, simply navigate to this database table, find the customer that reported this, and you'll most likely see that the type associated with the user is "Admin". Change that to "Customer", and that's it.
If this doesn't help, I'll need you to provide me with a temporary wp-admin user (Administrator), along with database access credentials, so I can see where this is coming from. Just tell me which customer(s) had this issue, so I know where to look.
You can write credentials here just check PRIVATE Reply so nobody can see them except us.
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Aleksandar Vuković
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Hello,
I followed your solution and it appears to have worked.
Many thanks!
You're welcome, Natalie
Glad I could help.
If you have any further questions or issues, please feel free to open a new ticket, and we'll gladly help.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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