I have noted this before, but have just had the time to explore it in some detail. The Amazon Payment module in guest checkout saves the address to manufacturers. If you go into the order and edit the shipping address there is a 0 in the email field. If you put the customer's email address in the field and save the address an address is created in the proper place in Addresses. I checked the database and all the Amazon tables have a Type: MyISAM and Collation: latin1swedishci. The rest of the tables have Type: InnoDB and Collation: utf8mb4unicodeci. Should I change the Amazon tables Type and/or Collation?
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I have noted this before, but have just had the time to explore it in some detail. The Amazon Payment module in guest checkout saves the address to manufacturers. If you go into the order and edit the shipping address there is a 0 in the email field. If you put the customer's email address in the field and save the address an address is created in the proper place in Addresses. I checked the database and all the Amazon tables have a Type: MyISAM and Collation: latin1swedishci. The rest of the tables have Type: InnoDB and Collation: utf8mb4unicodeci. Should I change the Amazon tables Type and/or Collation?
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