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  • Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    If you are showing data on a page, you are using a short code to do it. In that shortcode you can use a filter to filter out rows that you don’t want to be seen.

    If you purchased the CFDB Editor, then you could go to the administration page, add a column like “Status” to your form data, and for each row add a value like “Approved”.

    On your page where you have a shortcode, you could add a filter to only show rows that are marked as Approved. For example: [cfdb-table form=”form1″ filter=”Status=Approved”]

    I also would love to see a solution like a checkbox for the purpose of “approving” rows to appear in the table. The solution you suggested works, but this would be even nicer for my client… would this be possible?

    And I’ll echo above – terrific plugin!! I use it on all my WordPress sites.

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    The plugin doesn’t support approvals as you describe.

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