GravityView DataTables Extension

Form entries pile up quickly. Customer records, event registrations and survey responses are hard to scan when they sit in a long, flat list. GravityView DataTables Extension presents that data as a table where each column can be sorted and the contents can be filtered with a search bar. Pagination splits big sets of entries into pages, so people can find what they need without scrolling through everything.

The extension works with GravityView and uses the data sources you already have there, so there is little extra configuration. Table layouts can be adjusted to fit your site's branding, and the tables adapt to different screen sizes, including phones. Table data can also be exported for reporting or backup. It fits sites that publish or manage Gravity Forms entries on the front end.

Features

• Sortable columns: Organize entries by any field with column sorting, so you can find the exact record you need without scanning the whole table by hand.
• Live search: A search bar filters the table contents as you type, which saves time when a View holds a large number of Gravity Forms entries.
• Pagination for large data sets: Extensive sets of entries are split into manageable pages, so visitors and administrators can browse tables without loading one very long list.
• Responsive table design: Tables adapt automatically to different screen sizes, keeping the data readable and usable on desktops, tablets and phones.
• Customizable table layouts: Adjust how your tables look so they match your website's branding and style and sit comfortably within the rest of your design.
• Works with GravityView data sources: The extension uses GravityView data sources without additional configuration, which keeps setup short for sites already running Views.
• Export options: Export table data for reporting or backup purposes, including Copy, CSV and Print outputs, so you keep control over your entry information.
• Multiple Forms support: Views that combine entries from several forms with Multiple Forms can be shown in the table, with field mapping applied to the added form's entries.

Best for

• Sites that display Gravity Forms entries to visitors
• Administrators managing large sets of form submissions
• Developers building data directories with GravityView