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The subscriber info gets stored in a couple of tables in the database. I think ebd_link and ebd_posted_data or something like that. The best way to get the subscriber data is to use the Export CSV feature from top of the EBD settings page in WordPress. That will generate a CSV file that you can then do something with (parse it with a script, load it into excel, etc).
Aside from the database and CSV export, note that each submit of the EBD form causes a notification email to be sent to the wordpress administrator (or whatever email address you put in the To: field in the CF7 form that you made) and that notification email also contains the submitted form data.
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There is no specific built in support for running EBD in a popup window. I have seen test pages that people have made where they have it working in a popup, but I don’t know what plugin they used to make it work. I suspect you’d have to just try a few until you got one that worked — particularly if you are doing the ‘inline’ or ‘both’, since both of those use ajax to update the screen with the message and link, which might be an issue for some popup plugins I’d guess.
I suggest to use the “Contact Form DB” plugin which creates a separate database for each of your Contact Forms you have created. Data will be written to the database that the contact form belongs to based on the contact form that was accessed.
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This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by
sprad001.
