Michael Simpson

GMail? You mean Google Sheets? You might have to set the delimiter to comma during the Export.

OK, now I see I can scroll the error above, I can see there is more information.

I don’t know what ‘wp_database.one’ is and there is no “SHOW FULL COLUMNS” query in the plugin code. This do_action('toplevel_page_CF7DBPluginSubmissions') seems like some other plugin or the theme is injecting something. Maybe that is messing things up so the the CFDB query can’t run correctly.

CFDB should create and query a table called <prefix>_cf7dbplugin_submits which is normally wp_cf7dbplugin_submits but each site in your multisite will have different prefix.

You are not capturing the return value in a variable. Try this:

$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
echo( $current_user->user_login );

https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_current_user

But there isn’t a simply way to limit editing of one form data to specific individuals. But you can do it as follows. The for-purchase CFDB Editor adds an edit capability to tables of your results. To limit who can edit what, you would have to put a [cfdb-datatable] short code on a page that references one form and only give access to that page for certain individuals who you want to edit that form’s results. For another form, create another page with another shortcode on that. Then you would change a security setting to hide the CFDB administration page to all those people, otherwise any of they could edit on that table.

Everything under “Contact” is the Contact Form 7 plugin.

It should just work. I don’t see any issue on my site. I assume you have on the CFDB Options page, Ninja form integration set to “true”. That’s the default.

Try creating a simple form with just one text field. Preview the form and submit it. On the CFDB page, does that form name appear with an entry?

I suggest that you convert the drop-down answers from language B into the equivalent in language A so that everything in your database is in one language and therefore easier to search.

Your form plugin should allow you to set up a drop down with two values in each option. One is the display value seen by the use on the screen and the other is the value to be submitted.

Using [cfdb-html] you could simply create a SELECT tag

[cfdb-html form="myform" search="Name"]
{{BEFORE}}
<select>
{{/BEFORE}}
  <option value="${field_name}">${field_name}</option>
</select>
{{AFTER}}
</select>
{{/AFTER}}
[/cfdb-html]

If you want to create a drop-down as part of a CF7 see: http://cfdbplugin.com/?page_id=1435