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I use it on over 40 of my websites and it works fine. You have to name your forms differently and then go to admin and click on “settings”. Make sure you set to “enable”. Then select “submissions”. Choose date range and select the form you want to check on. It works every time. Just tried it on a brand new build for the first time. Worked great.

I have exported to CSV a number of times with no issues. Not sure why you’re having the issues you are encountering.

I’m not sure how you can automate that process. If you figure it out, let me know.

I can’t remember for sure, but I think I changed the time from default to EDT after I had installed the plugin and then things stopped showing up in real time, so I changed it back to the default time setting.

Did you change your time settings lately?

I think I know what the problem could be. I ran into this on one of my sites. If your time settings for WordPress are not set for your timezone, the plugin won’t display the data until your computer time matches the time that the submission was made according to the settings time zone you are going by in your settings. Default for WordPress is 0 Utc, so that could be your problem.

Of course you are… I have never had an issue with it. Can’t imagine what it could be? Good luck.

You’re using it with Elementor and using Elementor’s form builder, correct?

I misread your first question. I’m not sure how you would display the information in the database directly onto a web page. You would have to download it and then upload the info you want to display on your site from there. Apologies for not reading your question correctly.

It lists the data by date entered, but you can download the data as a CSV file and then manipulate the information in a spreadsheet, but it lists only by date. You can choose the date range when displaying also, but if you want to sort on a field, you will need to export your data. One of the best features of this plugin is it allows you to use the designing capabilities that Elementor forms provide and once you install the plugin, you don’t have to do anything else. It collects every entry made from that point on. No more having to use Ninja Forms or Contact Form 7’s clumsy style formatting to have an onboard database of form submissions. It also has reports and graphics, if you’re into that.

Yes. Click on the black triangle on the far left side of the row you want to view the data from and it will expand the window to display everything entered into the field. That is why I love this plugin, because it will record EVERYTHING that is entered on the form. And it works perfectly from the minute it’s installed.

You must be doing something wrong, like not clicking the “get data” button, because I have this plugin on over 10 of my websites and it works flawlessly. Best plugin to come along this year.