Divi Form DB
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Changelog
* < V1.0
* – Initial Version
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* V1.1 – 10/8/17
* – Removed some CSS causing the pagination to not function
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* V1.2 – 03/11/17
* – Added export functionality (finally)
* – Added licensing and auto update
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* V1.3 – 05/12/17
* – Fixed export function. It was previously exporting only 5 rows. This removes that limit
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* V1.4 – 08/02/18
* – Added a ‘hide admin nag’ option on the new settings page. This removes the red bar at the top if you don’t want it.
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* V1.5 – 12/02/18
* – Fixed export dropdown for those sites that have more than 3/5 forms to track.
The contact form module that comes with Divi is actually quite good. It serves well for contact forms and other simple forms with it’s basic, no-nonsense interface. If you want to build a large form or one with complex logic then any developers opt to use a standalone plugin but often these can be bulky and yet another thing to buy and keep up to date so often aren’t 100% appropriate. One thing that the Divi Contact Form module doesn’t do is to log when someone has completed one. This can be frustrating as in this world, email deliverability is paramount and a quick response to enquiries is very important indeed.
Enter the Divi Form DB plugin. This simple, lightweight plugin stores contact form submissions in the database in an easy to use and read interface. It has accountability built in so you know who read which messages and when, as well as bringing the fact you have received a submission to the forefront of your mind by using an admin banner to remind you to read your X messages (this can be turned off if you would prefer to use the plugin as a backup of submissions instead).
This plugin most importantly allows you to convert any submission into ANY post type so a simple contact form can be used for anything at all including front end submission of testimonials, case studies and content..
You can also export your submissions to CSV on a per form basis if you need to store the data or import it into another application or website.
Quick Start
- Download the ZIP file bundled with this plugin.
- Upload and install plugin as normal
- You will see a new menu called Divi DB
- All contact form submission info will be stored on that page with actions applicable
For any support issues, please visit this link http://docs.tortoise-it.co.uk/
Licensing
This theme or plugin is comprised of two parts.
1. The PHP code and integrated HTML are licensed under the General Public
License (GPL). You will find a copy of the GPL in the same directory as this
license file.
2. All other parts, including but not limited to the CSS code, images and design are
copyrighted by the vendor concerned and are NOT licensed under GPL.
This license allows the item to be used in projects for either personal or commercial use by you or on behalf of a client. The item cannot be offered for resale either on its own, in part, or as part of a larger project including that being part of a hosting offer. Distribution of source files is not permitted.
We understand that there can be issues whilst utilizing out of date browsers. Please ensure you use up to date browsers when using our vendors products. For DIVI Theme – Third Party Plugins may not perform as desired in the Divi Visual Builder. We are working with our vendors to rectify this situation as quickly as possible. With the release of Divi 3.1 developer documentation and SOME support of third party modules and plugins are now accessible through the visual builder.
Please be aware that you will need an amount of experience in the master theme that you are using in order to take advantage of our themes and plugins.
Please make your decision to purchase based upon your skill level to see if our products fit your needs. Due to the nature of Digital Downloads, Refunds are not possible unless the plugin or theme is unusable in your set up – we will require proof of this – please ensure that the product you are buying will do the job you want it too.
General Note: You MAY need to purchase the Divi Theme or the Elementor page builder to use this product. Please see the product description notes above for more information.
Licensing
This theme or plugin is comprised of two parts.
1. The PHP code and integrated HTML are licensed under the General Public
License (GPL). You will find a copy of the GPL in the same directory as this
license file.
2. All other parts, including but not limited to the CSS code, images and design are
copyrighted by the vendor concerned and are NOT licensed under GPL.
This license allows the item to be used in projects for either personal or commercial use by you or on behalf of a client. The item cannot be offered for resale either on its own, in part, or as part of a larger project including that being part of a hosting offer. Distribution of source files is not permitted.
We understand that there can be issues whilst utilizing out of date browsers. Please ensure you use up to date browsers when using our vendors products. For DIVI Theme – Third Party Plugins may not perform as desired in the Divi Visual Builder. We are working with our vendors to rectify this situation as quickly as possible. With the release of Divi 3.1 developer documentation and SOME support of third party modules and plugins are now accessible through the visual builder.
Please be aware that you will need an amount of experience in the master theme that you are using in order to take advantage of our themes and plugins.
Please make your decision to purchase based upon your skill level to see if our products fit your needs. Due to the nature of Digital Downloads, Refunds are not possible unless the plugin or theme is unusable in your set up – we will require proof of this – please ensure that the product you are buying will do the job you want it too.
The contact form module that comes with Divi is actually quite good. It serves well for contact forms and other simple forms with it’s basic, no-nonsense interface. If you want to build a large form or one with complex logic then any developers opt to use a standalone plugin but often these can be bulky and yet another thing to buy and keep up to date so often aren’t 100% appropriate. One thing that the Divi Contact Form module doesn’t do is to log when someone has completed one. This can be frustrating as in this world, email deliverability is paramount and a quick response to enquiries is very important indeed.
Enter the Divi Form DB plugin. This simple, lightweight plugin stores contact form submissions in the database in an easy to use and read interface. It has accountability built in so you know who read which messages and when, as well as bringing the fact you have received a submission to the forefront of your mind by using an admin banner to remind you to read your X messages (this can be turned off if you would prefer to use the plugin as a backup of submissions instead).
This plugin most importantly allows you to convert any submission into ANY post type so a simple contact form can be used for anything at all including front end submission of testimonials, case studies and content..
You can also export your submissions to CSV on a per form basis if you need to store the data or import it into another application or website.
Quick Start
- Download the ZIP file bundled with this plugin.
- Upload and install plugin as normal
- You will see a new menu called Divi DB
- All contact form submission info will be stored on that page with actions applicable
For any support issues, please visit this link http://docs.tortoise-it.co.uk/
General Note: You MAY need to purchase the Divi Theme or the Elementor page builder to use this product. Please see the product description notes above for more information.
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Is there any documentation about the .CSV export function? This plugin seems to be well documented through the video, but export didn’t seem to be addressed. Can you point me toward export documentation?
Any way you can make this connect to a google sheet? CF7DB has this functionality and i use it with Google Data Studio.
After 4 days the support has stopped. Please contact me! DB plugin is still not working. Please don’t forget our company!
Thanks Andreas
If you go to your download area on this site you can download the latest version. We believe this has fixed your errors. Failing that please go here and restart a support ticket https://www.sean-barton.co.uk/support/
Hi Sean
First of all: congrats for your plugin. It really looks great.
Right before purchasing it, I wanted to ask you something: Does this plugin register a log of the checkboxes marked in a Divi Contact Form module? As you may know, a recent update allows the implementation of several checkboxes, and I was wondering if it would store this data too.
Thank you in advance!!
Hi Sean.
Just a short question: I have a site where my client can’t access the detail page of data submitted because he just has “editor” role (it´s not Administrator).
Is there any way to allowed access to detail submission page? He can see the submission list but if click one of them he gets “You do not have permissions…” error.
Thank you.
Thanks for a well needed and easy-to-use plugin. A few questions and ideas for improvement:
* Bulk Actions (Edit and Move to trash) can not be used since there are no checkboxes in the All Divi DB list. This would be useful for bulk deleteting messages.
* Search Divi DB does not seem to work. I searched for the word “victor” used in two fields (name and open text) in one submission but no results were to be found. What rows should be indexed for search?
* What happens if a user submits two different forms on the same page? Will both be stored in the Divi DB?
* It’s a bit hard to differentiate different forms on a big site with multiple languages. Would it be possible to use the Divi Module Name or the Module CSS ID field to tag up the (and filter) the form submissions?
* The “Add new” section is a bit of a mystery to me. What should I do with it?
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Thank you SO much for this plugin ! I just bought it and it saved me hours of custom dev !!!
Hi, I’m looking for some pluging specially made for divi that allows the visitor to upload any size or type of document to the form, does this have that
No, but kk Divi form does. The upload limit will be according to your server settings.
Hi, this plugin compatible with KK CUSTOM FORM/CRM ?
Thank you
2nd the motion, is there way to make it collect and download field data, ex: csv?
Yep as of V1.2 it does
Hey there, any way to export to CSV? That would be perfect! Many thanks, Ron
Hi Ron, yes as of V1.2 this is possible
Is there a way to select only some of the information to be stored? My client collects personal information through their form and I would think to be on the safe side we would want some of it not to be stored.
I wouldn’t worry about it. Every site stores a mass of personal information. Your site database is likely more secure than the inbox of the person receiving the email with the same info on it regardless 🙂
For Multisite, does this plugin create new tables in the DB for each site? Does this plugin also support the latest DIVI Contact Form updates? https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/theme-releases/contact-form-update
In theory yes. It uses the wp_post table which will be different for each site in a multisite environment (I think).
Either way one site’s data isn’t going to get mixed up with another sites..
Sean,
The contact form DB concept is a great fail-safe for the ’email not delivered’ on contact form submission.
I love the simplicity of the Divi Contact form … but currently use a form provider (Jotform) for all my clients where the email deliverability is more reliable and where I can use an RSS feed that ‘pushes’ the submission data from the database into a ‘feed’ in outlook. So, I have a ‘push’ mechanism, seperate to email, that notifies me.
Am I correct in understanding that if a client of mine never received an email submission notification that the only way they would know about it is if they logged into their wp-admin? You see most of my clients don’t have, or want, access to their wp-admin. So, that kyboshes that.
However, as there is now a database … is it possible to set-up an RSS feed … or for one to be implemented … so that the data could be pushed on submission as an accompaniment to email delivery.
You can see I’m looking for a workflow solution here … to reinforce the workflow of submission notification … so that time critical notifications don’t get missed.
Many Thanks
Mark Ashton
Respectfully …
Does this question not warrant a response then?
The question is sensible.
It seems the plugin is of limited use to anyone who doesn’t login to wp-admin every day.
If we assume the notification email is never received … this plugin provides the all-important evidence that a submission took place. But only if you’re in the backend all the time. No good to a hair salon where people are enquiring about an appointment tomorrow.
Mark Ashton
Hey Mark,
I disagree. Anyone who gets a lot of submissions from their site would normally expect emails to be sent. If deliverability is low then the solution is to use an SMTP plugin which greatly improves the chances of actually receiving the message. This plugin is just a belt and braces way of making sure that no submissin ever disappears which no one else could guarantee with email.. ultimately email is never guaranteed to arrive and storing submissions like this in the DB is always a good thing.
You’re also forgetting that this isn’t just for contact forms… the feature that allows you to convert any submission into any other post type and to map the fields across to meta etc is extremely valuable. For instance you could ask for customer feedback on your site and so set up a Divi contact form to do that. Instead of reading the emails you could simply convert the responses to a testimonials/feedback post type and display them however you want on your site.
There are loads of uses for the plugin.. in fact it’s probably undersold. However you’re probably right. If your emails are mission critical then go with SMTP which does more or less guarantee an email delivery.. but this plugin does so much more 😀
S
Hi Sean,
Could a future update include the ability to save the field mappings based off some criteria?
Thanks Richard. If you contact me directly with your idea in more detail then I’ll get it added. 🙂
Hi
But it would be good if the Divi form DB plugin to save the CST Contact Module Plus data. Do you plan this realization?
May you have a nice day at work.
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