CF7 Views – Complete Entry Management for Contact Form 7 vs WP-DBManager

CF7 Views v3.1.7 now has inbuilt feature to saves your Contact Form entries. CF7 Views Views is an addon for Contact Form 7 that lets you to display Contact Form 7 submissions/entries in your site frontend using intuitive drag & drop View builder. It shows submissions saved by Flamingo plugin You need the Flamingo plugin installed to be able to use this plugin. You can create Table View, List View or DataTable View. It allows you add content before & after the View. You can set number of submissions to display on page. Top Features Intuitive user interface! Easy to use – drag and drop! Option to set form fields to show in View. Option to set custom labels for table columns. Option to set number of submissions to show on page. Add pagination before or after the table. Display Pagination Information. Get more features in Pro version * Edit Entries. * List View Format. * DataTable View Format. * Single Entry View – Display Contact Form 7 Forms Entry details on Single Page. * Add Search Form above or at View bottom to filter/search submissions by field values. * Filter submissions by field values. * Display only User submitted Contact Form 7 Submissions. * Display only Approved Contact Form 7 Submissions. * Sort contact form 7 submissions via field values. Get Contact Form 7 Views PRO! Pro Features List & DataTable View Format Display Contact Form 7 Entries in a multicolumn layout on your site frontend. Display data using dataTables including features like responsive layout, print, pdf, csv download entries options. Edit Contact Form 7 Entries Edit Contact Form 7 Entries from site frontend within your view. Delete Contact Form 7 Entries Allow users to delete their submitted entries from the site frontend. Logged-in users can delete their entries, administrators can delete any entry. Search Contact Form 7 Entries Display Search Form in your View to allow users to filter view data by any field value. Options also include searching by Entry Submission Date or Date Range e.g. Display entries submitted between two dates. Advanced Filters Set Filters to Filter Entries before displaying on the site frontend by using any Form field value, logged-in user meta, custom dates, etc. E.g. Display all entries where the user selected Male as Gender field value while submitting the form. Advance Sorting Sort by any Field value in Ascending or Descending order. Allows you to add multiple sort conditions. Entries Approval Display only those entries that are approved by admin from the backend. Calculations Display Contact Form 7 field total or average in the table footer column. Custom HTML Add custom HTML within View data. Supports shortcode Checkout our other plugins * Views for WPForms Display WPForms Entries anywhere on your site in a table or list view * Views for Ninja Forms Display Ninja Forms Submissions anywhere on your site in a table or list view * Gravity Forms Sendy Addon Add user to Sendy using Gravity Forms.

WP-DBManager looks after the database behind your site: it backs it up, restores it, optimizes and repairs it, empties or drops tables and runs queries you write, all from wp-admin rather than from a shell or phpMyAdmin. Backups, optimization and repair can be left to run on a schedule, and the backup can be emailed to you when it finishes. Donations I spent most of my free time creating, updating, maintaining and supporting these plugins, if you really love my plugins and could spare me a couple of bucks, I will really appreciate it. If not feel free to use it without any obligations. Usage Securing The Backup Folder A database backup contains everything, including your users table. Anyone who can guess a backup file name can download the lot, so the folder must not be served over HTTP. The reliable option, on any server: set Path To Backup under WP-Admin -> Database -> Settings to a folder outside your web root, for example /var/www/example.com/backup-db when WordPress lives in /var/www/example.com/public_html. Nothing served, nothing to configure. If the folder has to stay inside the web root: Apache — move htaccess.txt from Folder: wp-content/plugins/wp-dbmanager to Folder: wp-content/backup-db/.htaccess IIS — move Web.config.txt from Folder: wp-content/plugins/wp-dbmanager to Folder: wp-content/backup-db/Web.config nginx — nginx does not read .htaccess files, so the file above does nothing. Add this to your server block and reload nginx: location ^~ /wp-content/backup-db/ { deny all; } Move index.php from Folder: wp-content/plugins/wp-dbmanager to Folder: wp-content/backup-db/index.php as well, so the folder cannot be listed. The Backup DB page requests a file from the folder and reports what the server actually returns, so you can confirm the folder is closed rather than assume it. WP-CLI wp dbmanager tables wp dbmanager backups wp dbmanager backup --yes wp dbmanager backup --no-gzip --yes wp dbmanager restore --yes wp dbmanager delete ... --yes wp dbmanager email [email protected] --yes wp dbmanager optimize --all --yes wp dbmanager repair wp_options --yes wp dbmanager empty ... --yes wp dbmanager drop ... --yes Everything that changes anything asks first, so a script has to pass --yes. That includes backup, which deletes the oldest backups to stay inside Maximum Backup Files, and email, because a dump holds your users table and a sent message cannot be recalled. tables and backups only read, and take a --format of table, csv, json, yaml, count or ids; their sizes are in bytes rather than the KiB and MiB the screens print, because a shell is better at arithmetic than at parsing 1.2 MiB. optimize and `repair` take table names or `--all`. `empty` and `drop` take names only: emptying or dropping every table in a database is not maintenance, and the screen at least shows you the list before you tick it. There is no run subcommand. WP-CLI already ships wp db query, which reaches the same database through the same client, so the Run SQL Query screen has no command counterpart. That screen is unchanged and still works. wp dbmanager checks no capability. WP-CLI has no logged-in user unless you ask for one with `--user`, and whoever can run it can already read the credentials in `wp-config.php`, so a check would refuse every scheduled backup script while protecting nothing. The `install_plugins` gate on the admin screens is unchanged.