CBX Map for Google Map & OpenStreetMap vs GSheetConnector – Elementor Forms Google Sheet Connector to Sync Submissions to Google Sheets

CBX Map for Google Map & OpenStreetMap makes it easy to add responsive maps to your WordPress website. Choose between Google Maps and OpenStreetMap, create reusable map locations from the WordPress admin, or display a map directly with a simple shortcode. The plugin is designed to keep map creation simple. You can search for a location, set the marker position, configure the map, and copy the shortcode with just a few clicks. OpenStreetMap is supported as an alternative to Google Maps and can be used without a Google Maps API key. CBX Map for Google Map & OpenStreetMap by Codeboxr 📺 Live Demo | 🌟 Upgrade to PRO | 📋 Documentation | 👨‍💻 Free Support | 🤴 Pro Support | 📱 Contact Features Google Maps support OpenStreetMap support with no Google Maps API key required Create and manage reusable maps from the WordPress admin Custom post type for saved maps Simple [cbxgooglemap] shortcode Display maps without creating a custom map post Responsive map layout Automatic map resizing with the browser window Configurable map zoom and map type Marker and information window support Custom information window title and content Optional website link in the information window Custom map marker icon Global default settings Map-specific settings through custom fields Location search and easy marker positioning Easy shortcode copying from the map editor Gutenberg block support Elementor widget support Classic WordPress widget support WPBakery Page Builder support ▶️ Watch the Video Gutenberg, Elementor & Widget Support CBX Map integrates with popular WordPress content-building tools. Gutenberg Block — Add maps directly from the WordPress block editor. Elementor — Add maps using an Elementor widget. Classic Widget — Add maps through the traditional WordPress widget. WPBakery Page Builder — Add maps using a WPBakery element. Shortcode The simplest way to display a saved map is: [cbxgooglemap id="123"] Replace 123 with the ID of a map created using the CBX Maps custom post type. Display a Saved Map Once you create a map from the WordPress admin, copy its shortcode and place it anywhere that supports WordPress shortcodes. Example: [cbxgooglemap id="123"] Only the id attribute is required when displaying a saved map. Display a Map Without a Saved Map You can also create a map directly from shortcode attributes without creating a CBX Map custom post. Example: [cbxgooglemap lat="23.8103" lng="90.4125"] Shortcode Attributes * id — Saved CBX Map post ID. Optional. * maptype — Map type. Default: roadmap. Available values: roadmap, satellite, hybrid, terrain. * width — Map width. Numeric values are treated as pixels. Percentage values such as 100% are also supported. * height — Map height in pixels. * zoom — Initial map zoom level. Default: 8. * lat — Latitude of the map location. Required when using a map without a saved map post. * lng — Longitude of the map location. Required when using a map without a saved map post. * heading — Title displayed in the information window. * website — Website URL linked from the place name in the information window. Leave empty to disable the link. * address — Content displayed inside the information window. * scrollwheel — Enable or disable mouse-wheel zooming. 1 = enabled, 0 = disabled. * showinfo — Show or hide the information window. 1 = enabled, 0 = disabled. * infow_open — Control whether the information window is initially open. 1 = open, 0 = closed. * mapicon — Custom marker icon URL. Leave empty to use the default marker. Example: [cbxgooglemap lat="23.8103" lng="90.4125" zoom="12" maptype="roadmap" width="100%" height="400"] For complete shortcode documentation and Pro features, see the CBX Map documentation. CBX Map Pro Get CBX Map Pro Upgrade to CBX Map Pro to add advanced mapping and location features. Pro Features Distance search shortcode Distance-based map and list display Display multiple map locations on a single map Use saved map posts as multiple markers Make individual maps public or private Map categories Additional shortcode options and advanced functionality ▶️ Watch the Pro Video For complete Pro documentation and shortcode options, visit the CBX Map documentation. Automatic Installation From your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins → Add New. Search for CBX Map for Google Map & OpenStreetMap. Install the plugin. Activate the plugin. Go to the CBX Map settings and configure your preferred map provider. Create a map or use the [cbxgooglemap] shortcode to display a map. Manual Installation Download the plugin. Upload the cbxgooglemap folder to /wp-content/plugins/. Activate the plugin from the Plugins menu in WordPress. Open the CBX Map settings. Configure your map provider and settings. Create a map or add the shortcode to your desired page, post, widget, or supported page builder. Google Maps API If you use Google Maps, configure the required Google Maps API credentials according to Google’s current API requirements. If you use OpenStreetMap, a Google Maps API key is not required. Support Need help with CBX Map? Free Support Documentation Pro Support Contact Codeboxr

GSheetConnector for Elementor Forms is a powerful Elementor Google Sheets integration plugin that connects Elementor Forms and MetForm directly to Google Sheets. GSheetConnector acts as a secure bridge between your WordPress site, Elementor Pro Forms or MetForm, and Google Sheets — enabling real-time form submission sync and automated spreadsheet management without manual exports. Automatically sync Elementor form submissions to Google Sheets in real-time and eliminate manual exports, CSV downloads, or copy-paste workflows. Every submission is securely transferred to your selected Google Spreadsheet instantly after form submission. Whether you collect leads, contact inquiries, bookings, registrations, or customer data, GSheetConnector ensures reliable Google Sheets sync and structured spreadsheet management directly from your WordPress site. Built specifically for Elementor Pro Forms and MetForm, this plugin delivers seamless Google Sheets integration with secure authentication and automatic data synchronization. Why Choose GSheetConnector? ✔ Sync Elementor Forms to Google Sheets instantly ✔ Direct Google Sheets integration without third-party automation tools like Zapier ✔ Support for Elementor Pro and MetForm ✔ Secure Google OAuth 2.0 authentication ✔ Lightweight, fast, and performance optimized Built specifically for Elementor Pro Forms and MetForm users who need secure, real-time Google Sheets integration and reliable form submission sync. How Elementor to Google Sheets Sync Works When a visitor submits an Elementor Form (Elementor Pro) or MetForm (Free or Pro), GSheetConnector automatically syncs the form submission to Google Sheets in real-time by creating a new row in your connected Google Spreadsheet. All standard and advanced form field types are supported. Submission date is recorded automatically, with extended metadata available in the Pro version. Secure Google OAuth authentication ensures safe data transfer without complex API configuration. Core Features (Free Version) Real-Time Elementor Forms to Google Sheets Sync Automatically sync Elementor Forms and MetForm submissions to Google Sheets in real-time. One-Time Google Authentication Authenticate once and enable continuous automatic form submission sync. Field & Column Mapping Map Elementor form fields directly to Google Sheet columns. Submission Date Capture Automatically record submission date with every form entry. View Connected Google Spreadsheet Access your linked Google Sheet directly from plugin settings. Secure Google OAuth Authentication Includes one-click Google authentication using official Google APIs. Full Compatibility Works with Elementor Pro Forms, MetForm (Free & Pro), latest WordPress versions, and modern PHP environments. 🛠️ How to Send Elementor Forms Entries to Google Sheets After installing and activating GSheetConnector: Step 1: Authenticate with Google Use the one-click Google authentication button to securely connect your WordPress site to your Google Sheets account. Step 2: Configure Sheet Details Enter your Google Sheet Name, Sheet ID, Tab Name, and Tab ID inside plugin settings or within the Elementor Form editor under “Actions After Submit” → select “GSheetConnector”. Step 3: Match Form Fields with Sheet Columns Ensure your Google Spreadsheet has column headers in the first row that match your Elementor form field labels. Save and submit a test form — your data will sync to Google Sheets in real-time. 🚀 Pro Features Upgrade to Elementor Forms Google Sheets Connector PRO for advanced automation and enhanced control. Automatic Header Creation Generate Google Sheet column headers automatically from form fields. Synchronize Existing Entries Sync previously submitted Elementor or MetForm entries. Advanced Field & Column Management Edit, reorder, enable, or disable specific form fields before syncing. Extended Submission Metadata Capture submission time, IP address, browser info, and additional metadata. Freeze Header Rows Freeze header rows in Google Sheets for better readability. Header & Row Styling Customize header colors and alternate row styling. Manual API & Service Account Authentication Supports manual Google API configuration and Service Account authentication. Live Demo & Resources Homepage | Documentation | Support | Demo | Premium Version 🌟 About GSheetConnector Part of the GSheetConnector suite, supporting over 80,000 WordPress users worldwide across multiple Google Sheets integrations. GSheetConnector provides Google Sheets integrations for popular WordPress forms and WooCommerce, helping automate data syncing without writing code. Important Notes Ensure your Google Sheet Name, Sheet ID, Tab Name, Tab ID, and Column Headers match exactly with the values entered in plugin settings. • Use exact form field labels as column headers • Avoid special characters in column names • Keep column headers consistent with form field labels Proper formatting ensures accurate real-time Elementor to Google Sheets synchronization.