Gravity Forms integration for wpDataTables

Form entries are useful, but they tend to sit inside the dashboard where visitors cannot see them. Copying them into a table by hand takes time and goes out of date quickly. This add-on connects Gravity Forms to wpDataTables and imports entries automatically, so surveys, registrations and other data collection forms can be shown as tables on a page.

Once the entries are in, you work with them like any other wpDataTables table. You can change layouts, colors, columns and sorting to match your site, and let visitors filter, search and sort the rows. Tables follow new submissions as they arrive. The setup suits beginners, and developers still get advanced options for finer control.

Features

• Automatic entry import: Pulls entries from Gravity Forms straight into wpDataTables, which removes the need for manual data transfers or copying submissions between screens.
• Real-time updates: Tables stay in sync with new form submissions, so the data shown to visitors reflects the latest entries without extra work on your side.
• Responsive tables: Creates mobile-friendly tables that adapt to different screen sizes, so submissions remain readable on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Layout and style options: Adjust table layouts, colors, columns and sorting so the tables fit your branding and the way you want the data to work.
• Filtering, search and sorting: Visitors can filter, search and sort table entries dynamically, which makes larger sets of form submissions easier to browse.
• Multiple forms supported: Import and manage data from several Gravity Forms at once, which helps on projects that draw on varied data sources.
• wpDataTables features available: Imported data works with wpDataTables capabilities such as charts, export options and conditional formatting, so entries can be presented in more than one way.
• Simple setup for all skill levels: The integration process is quick enough for beginners with no technical background, while developers can still reach advanced options when they need them.

Best for

• Sites that publish survey or registration results
• Owners who want Gravity Forms entries shown in tables
• Developers building data-driven WordPress pages for clients