We are using the Integration Tool for wpDataTables and Gravity Forms.
I would like to know if there is a way (either in settings or a snippet) to filter which gravity form entries we allow in a table, in a way that the user cannot simply disable the filter (ie not using the url).
I see the filter by status, user, and date in the Gravity Settings, but I would like to additionally filter by a column from the gravity form entries (for example, on the entire table, limit the view to entries with only certain values for a column).
You can still use filters in the table, but if you use server-side processing (so the table is editable), these filters will most likely misbehave, because there's an issue with the way Gravity Forms store the data in the database, and the way wpDataTables pulls the data from the database.
So, if you don't need editing in this table, you can disable server-side processing, and filtering would work fine.
We are using the Integration Tool for wpDataTables and Gravity Forms.
I would like to know if there is a way (either in settings or a snippet) to filter which gravity form entries we allow in a table, in a way that the user cannot simply disable the filter (ie not using the url).
I see the filter by status, user, and date in the Gravity Settings, but I would like to additionally filter by a column from the gravity form entries (for example, on the entire table, limit the view to entries with only certain values for a column).
Hey Kelly
Sorry for the late response.
You can still use filters in the table, but if you use server-side processing (so the table is editable), these filters will most likely misbehave, because there's an issue with the way Gravity Forms store the data in the database, and the way wpDataTables pulls the data from the database.
So, if you don't need editing in this table, you can disable server-side processing, and filtering would work fine.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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