Essekia
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@meir321 Can you post screenshots of the backend and the frontend please?
@dragolin
1. Do you have the Enable wpautop option enabled in General Settings?2. You can add padding / margin in the Style Settings page
Regards.@essekia Hi, I cannot reproduce this in the latest version.
Could you try clearing cache? This is a frontend code change, so if the cache is not refreshed (in server if using a caching plugin or tool and also in your browser), the old code might be still loading.@genckanat Can you try disabling the cache plugin and trying? There seems to be a js error, not sure where its from. Can trace it when cache is disabled.
@hunbi Looking into this.
@boostermedia This is the beta version of the fix: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zunr5Xck51rhhnktscerw7Sdi4wnw339?usp=drive_link
Can try in local / staging sites.
- This reply was modified 2 years ago by Essekia.
@earlcanon The table is also displayed in the frontend which can be access by pressing View button in the All Tables page. You can also include the table in any page using the shortcode as shown in the backend table edit page or in the All Tables page. The table_id is the number shown in the shortcode itself. Refer the below image:
https://freeimage.host/i/d31S929@earlcanon Did you mean how Tablesome handles form entries?
They are stored in the tables. Each Tablesome table corresponds to different custom tables in the Mysql database. You can match the table_id to the end of the Mysql table name.
Auto-populate in the frontend form fields is not available.Can you share your current code, so I can try to find a way to check and implement that?
Regards.@webintel It is not currently possible. Will add this to our backlog.
@ofmarconi Good idea. Will add to our backlog.
@ofmarconi We currently only support form plugins with a large user base. Will add this to our backlog, but don’t think we will be implementing this anytime soon.
@bdeerdev Sorry for the late reply. Wanted to get back to you after answering things I had an answer for. I will add this to our backlog.
Obviously, features which have more demand will get higher priority. So, unable to give you a time frame right now. The reason being the more feature we build, the more time we need to spend maintaining it.@marcfragstein I don’t remember the other request. Can you share the link to that?
@nabilahmad3034
1. You can export old entries as CSV and import to Tablesome.
2. Display entries to specific users: this is available in the Pro version : https://tablesomewp.com/wordpress-table-with-filtered-data/