I just bought wpDataTables to use with Formidable Forms but figured out that I would have to use a mySQL query to my forms as I need to display only the data for the logged in user.  In addition, the data unfortunately is also in a row (from many form fields) so I would need to transpose the data into 2 columns to work with your plugin. My problem is that I cannot find the entries in Formidable Forms, I have been using phpMyAdmin to conduct various searches but so far unsuccessful. Since you guys have done an integration with Formidable can you advise where the entries for a form are found? Ultimately I want to display answers to a questionnaire in a spider chart.  This all works fine in your plugin by exporting the Formidable data to excel, transposing the data to 2 columns and importing into your plugin! What I really need to be able to do is achieve this automatically by retrieving a users entries into a table when they log in that will then display in a spidergram chart!

Thanks, neither of the Formidable links are helpful. In case others are interested  I have now found the data in table wp_frm_items_metas, column 'meta_value' and written a mySQL script that works perfectly in myPhpAdmin and also works in your plugin. The data doesn't need rotating fortunately and I have combined it with data from another table to allow the creation of the spiderweb, that also works well.

Thanks

Hello jeremypeckham,

I saw that you managed to solve it using an SQL script that combined data with data from another table (_frm_forms, _frm_items, _frm_item_metas, _frm_fields). I try to create one even but without success, I would love if you could share with me how you solved it?

Many thanks in advance.