By Chris Chase on Tuesday, 13 September 2016
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Hello Stack Ideas,

Recently Something changed and one of our authors is acting strangely, some of the posts now say Guest where it was the author before, as well as not being able to access the bio for the author - http://prntscr.com/ch70y0 which now goes to a 404.

Thank you in advance
Justin
Hi there,

Can you provide us with your valid credentials as i cant access your backend using provided credentials for further check on this issues.
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Tuesday, 13 September 2016 10:04
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Password Updated
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Wednesday, 14 September 2016 21:22
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Hey there,

I've checked in your site, it seems like 2 users also having the same permalink, you can check my attached screenshot below.

I already help you update update this user id `510558` permalink to 'charlotte-chase' , so it will show correctly now.
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Wednesday, 14 September 2016 23:00
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There are some post still that where Charlotte Chase before and now are set to guest, and her bio and profile picture are still missing, is this going to be something we need to change manually? Is this going to happen again? Why did it happen?

http://prntscr.com/ciaw8r
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Thursday, 15 September 2016 21:16
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To be honestly, I have no ideas why it being like that, you can check my attached screenshot below.

I assume previous have this user (44475) exist on your site, but for some reason this user get deleted from some where, so which this user (44475) created these blog post in your site before will become `guest` because system detected this user id not exist on database.

You can run this following SQL queries in your database :

SELECT * FROM ij6c2_easyblog_users where id in (44475,510558);

SELECT * FROM ij6c2_users where id in (44475,510558);

SELECT * FROM ij6c2_easyblog_post where created_by = 510558;

SELECT * FROM ij6c2_easyblog_post where created_by = 44475;


So this is my suggestion, replace all this user id (44475) to (510558) from your database only for those blog posts.

If you agree with this, please backup all of your existing data from your database first before I replace all the existing post created_by id from 44475 to 510558.

And it would be best if you can provide us with your PHPMYADMIN access.
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Friday, 16 September 2016 12:06
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