wpbenq

I totally understand and on behalf on everyone that uses TablePress, thank you for your time and work.
Will soon be making a donation.

Much appreciate it!

Thanks for the prompt reply Tobias.
I dunno how I missed that under the extensions section.

Much appreciated!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by wpbenq.

Thank you for replying Tobias.

So the final shortcode will look like?

[table-user-filtered id=XXX filter_columns="XXX" /]

For this snippet:

add_shortcode( 'table-user-filtered', 'tablepress_filtered_table' );
function tablepress_filtered_table( $atts ) {
if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
    return 'Error: No user is logged in.';
  }
  $current_user = wp_get_current_user();
  $userid = $current_user->ID;
  $atts['filter'] = $userid;
  $atts['filter_full_cell_match'] = true;
  $atts['cache_table_output'] = false;
  return tablepress_get_table( $atts );
  }

`

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by wpbenq.

I will lay out my dilemma and would appreciate it if you can give me some input on how to or if I can sort it out using TablePress.

My site uses Gravity Forms to get orders. Currently I am using GravityView to display the data entries on the front-end for customers to keep track. From here the orders get more back-end data as its being processed like process status, dimensions etc. Currently we use excel to keep track of those data in the back end, with the tracking number being the common field.
The issue arises because we process the shipment in batches like in 100’s-1000s in a batch. Makes it extremely time consuming to update the data to the front-end. Also, Gravity Forms is not very good at handling bulk updates.

I am hoping I can somehow use TablePress to display data from Gravity Form entries AND excel sheet (or CSV) to show up on the front-end for the customers to see the additional back-end data.

Really appreciate your time Tobias.