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[Resolved] how do I provide access credentials after a chat is changed to a ticket?

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Last updated by Anthony 5 years, 5 months ago.

Assisted by: Luo Yang.

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#1279125

I was chatting with Christian Cox, who changed our chat into a ticket. Now I don't see how to provide access credentials, which was the last thing we wrote about... 😐

#1279127

I'd have been more than willing to wait more than three minutes for someone to pick up the chat instead of now having to wait for response to a ticket. I think at least 5 minutes would be more reasonable; giving the topic starter the chance to request a three-minute extension before expiry would be even better...

Meanwhile, I still need to know how to add access credentials to a ticket (it was quite obvious while the original issue was still a chat...)

#1279229

Hello,

Christian is off now, and I am working in timezone GMT+8.

I assume we are talking about the another thread:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/image-caption-displays-in-block-editor-but-not-on-front-end/#post-1279227

Please try as my answer in above thread, and I have enabled the private message box in that thread, you can add the database dump file in it.

#1279289

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!