Abdullah Kaludi

Hello @muzammil1a
Yes you can add a header with “date” to display the submission date.
You can also refer to this
CF7 Google Sheet Connector Plugin Settings – FREE Version

Hope this helps!

Thanks
Abdullah

Hello @luxworx
The quota is shared across all users of the plugin, which is why you’re running into a quota limit issue.
We’ve already explained this in detail here, along with the official limits from Google:
👉 How to Fix Missing Entries Caused by Google Quota Limits
Hope this clarifies things!

Thanks
Abdullah

Hello @luxworx
Thanks for getting in touch,

Can you please deactivate the Auth and then Reauthenticate with google again and check?
As we have changed the API for Contact Form 7 to avoid quota issues.
Additionally you can look at this link to understand the exact issue
How to Fix Missing Entries Caused by Google Quota Limits

Hope this helps!

Thanks
Abdullah

Hello @cheets_uk
Thanks for your message, and sorry for delay in responding,

Just to clarify, it’s not possible that entries would fail to reach the Google Sheet only on Firefox for Mac while working fine on Chrome or Safari. The form submission process is handled server-side, and the browser type shouldn’t affect whether the entry is sent to Google Sheets.

However, there’s a chance that during your testing in Firefox, you may have hit a Google quota limit, which can silently block entries. I’d recommend checking the View Debug Logs from the Integration page in your WordPress dashboard.

Please clear any old errors and test again, if an entry is missed, the specific error (including quota limit notices) will be recorded there.

Also, make sure that debugging is enabled in your wp-config.php during testing, so you can capture any exact errors if they occur.

For detailed guidance, please refer to this article:
👉 How to Fix Missing Entries Caused by Google Quota Limits

Let me know what you find, happy to help further!

Best regards,
Abdullah

Hello @happybrain
Thanks for getting in touch,

It sounds like the first form synced fine, but the new one isn’t working. Let’s check a few quick things:

• Sheet & Tab Info: Please double-check that you’ve entered the correct Spreadsheet Name, Sheet ID, Tab Name, and Tab ID. This screenshot might help:
  👉 https://ps.w.org/cf7-google-sheets-connector/assets/screenshot-2.gif?rev=3233909
• Field Labels: Make sure the field labels in your form exactly match the column headers in your sheet. Even small differences can break the sync.
  👉 https://ps.w.org/cf7-google-sheets-connector/assets/screenshot-3.gif?rev=3233909
• Debug Logs: On the plugin settings page, click “View Debug Logs” to check if any errors are showing. If you see something odd, feel free to share it with us.
  👉 Refer to this if Quota Limit is showing

Hope this helps, Let us know what you find, and we’ll help you get it working! 😊

Thanks
Abdullah

@acpublideas
Thank you so much for your kind words! We’re glad to hear you’re enjoying the Elementor Google Sheet Connector addon plugin and that it’s been helpful for you. Much appreciated!
If you ever need any assistance or have questions, feel free to reach out, we’re always happy to help. Thanks again for your support!

@petrusmaximus
Thank you for your message and for clarifying the setup.

Regarding the issue with the email field — it looks like the field name you entered was incorrect.
You used email-1 and {email-1}, but in our plugin, the field name must match the exact label text displayed in the form (for example: “Email Address”).

As clearly mentioned in our documentation, the plugin maps fields based on their label text, not internal IDs or shortcodes. That’s why your date column worked — because the label matched — while the email field didn’t.

To resolve this, please update your Google Sheet headers to match the exact label names from your form. You can refer to this screenshot for reference:
https://ibb.co/qFhvKrvP

We’ve also detailed this in our documentation here:
📖 https://support.gsheetconnector.com/kb/forminator-forms-gsheetconnector-plugin-settings-free-version

Regarding your note about Forminator’s built-in Google Sheet integration — yes, it’s available and works for many users. However, our plugin exists because it offers extra flexibility, supports older setups, and is useful for specific use cases where native integrations may not cover every requirement.

We sincerely appreciate your feedback. If you’d like to give it another try with the correct label names, feel free, and we’re always here if you need any further assistance.

Best regards,
Abdullah

Hello @carloseciani
Thanks for getting in touch along with the error log, it looks that access code is not saved correctly along with the permissions

please do the following
1. Deactivate the Auth from Integration tab
2. Deactivate the Plugin
3. Then Activate the Plugin, and then clear the log once and Authenticate with Google along with drive and sheets permissions and let me know if have any issues and look at the log for latest errors with date and time

Hope this helps!

Thanks
Abdullah