Hello Mark

1. Sure, your administrators can see all data in back-end, if they enable "Show all rows in back-end" in the Edit tab above the table. Another way would be to copy the MySQL table name for editing (again from the Edit tab above the table), and use it to create an SQL query based table with:

SELECT * FROM wp_wpdatatable_XX

Then, you would pull all the data from the original table into that SQL query based table, and post it on front-end on a private page.

2. If the user name would be populated automatically, you can add the predefined editing value (in column settings/editing) %CURRENT_USER_LOGIN% and that would pick up his username. The thing with this is that they would be able to change it, so you would need to hide the column from front-end from column settings, but to hide it from the new-entry modal, you would need to use some custom CSS. I can help you with that if you can point me to the page where the editable table is located.

You're welcome, Mark

1. That should work, yeah.

2. Full name can't be displayed that easily since it is split into two. You can use %CURRENT_USER_FIRST_NAME%  and/or %CURRENT_USER_LAST_NAME%.

You can see the list of all placeholders in the "Placeholders" tab above the table (see attachment).

What you need is %CURRENT_DATE% 

Hi again Mark

As for #2 - I already responded about this in your other ticket.

1) I don't quite understand the question. The table where you enabled "Users see and edit only own data" don't show the newly entered data to users?

If that's true, please tell me which column did you choose to be the User ID column? If you set it to be wdt_ID - you can't use that because that's an auto-increment column. You need to use a regular integer column.