Views for WPForms – Display & Edit WPForms Entries on your site frontend vs Health Inspector

If you’re using the WPForms plugin to create forms on your WordPress site, then we have some great news for you. With the Views for WPForms plugin, you can now display and edit form entries on the front end of your site. That’s right, no more logging into the backend to manage your form entries. With our drag & drop view builder, you can easily create table or list views of entries, allow users to edit entries and approve or disapprove entries from the frontend of your site. Our plugin is also compatible with all WPForms Forms Add-Ons, so you can add even more features and functionality to your forms. NOTE: YOU NEED AT LEAST WPFORMS BASIC LICENSE TO USE VIEWS FOR WPFORMS AS WPFORMS LITE VERSION DOESN’T STORE ENTRIES Here is step by step guide to display WPForms Entries anywhere on your site Views for WPForms lets you display WPForms Entries in your site frontend using drag & drop View builder. You can create a table view, list view, or datatable (Pro feature). The plugin also allows you to add custom content before and after each View, and control the number of entries displayed per page. Demo Table View List View DataTable View Edit Entry Demo Top Free Features Intuitive user interface! Easy to use – drag and drop view builder! Set any number of form fields to show in View. Set custom labels for table headings. Set table column width. Set total number of entries to show on the page. Add pagination links before or after the table. Display Pagination Information. Display using Shortcode on any page, post or custom post type. Compatible with Elementor. Add Views to any page using Elementor Widgets. Compatible with the new Gutenberg block editor. Add View to your page using the WPForms Views block. Fully supported and regular updates. Get more features in Pro version * List View Format * DataTable View Format * Edit Entries from frontend * 25+ Premade Themes and Styler * Delete Entries from frontend * Display only approved Entries * Display only User submitted Entries * Add Search Form above or at View bottom to filter/search entries by field values * Display Entry details on Single Page * Add Custom HTML field & use WPForms Smart Tags inside View * Filter entries by field values or use Merge Tags * Sort WPForms Entries via field values * Display Only starred entries * Display Only viewed entries Get WPForms Views PRO! Pro Features = List & DataTable View Format = Display WPForms Entries in a multicolumn layout on your site frontend. Want more features than a regular table? We have you covered. Display data using dataTables including features like responsive layout, print, pdf, CSV download entries options. Edit WPForms Entries Allow logged-in users to edit their entries from the site frontend using the same form that they used to create an entry. Edit Entry works by prefilling Form fields with entry data. After the user submits Form entry is updated. Administrators can edit all entries. Send a custom notification/email when entry is edited from frontend Inline Edit WPForms Entries Inline Edit Entries without page refresh. The user will never leave the page & can update one field at a time. Best for quick updating of fields displayed in a View. Delete WPForms Entries Allow users to delete their submitted entries from the site frontend. Logged-in users can delete their entries and administrators can delete any entry. Premade themes & Custom Designs Apply premade Table and List View themes with single click. Select from 25+ premade design templates or create your own custom designs without any css Knowledge. Search WPForms 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. Approve or Unapprove Entries from site frontend. Calculations Display calculations like sum or average of field values in the table footer. Display Conditions Show field in view only if set conditions are matched. Duplicate Entries Duplicate Entries from your view. Customize Field Value Add any content before or field value inside view using Field Value Template. Google Maps Add-on Display data on Google Maps above or at bottom of View. Custom HTML Add custom HTML within View data. Support WPForms Smart Tags so you can display data by combining multiple field values. WPForms User Registration Addon Integration Works perfectly with User Registration Addon. Register new users on site, display their profile data on the frontend using WPForms Views & then allow them to update it using the Inline Edit addon. WPForms Post Submissions Addon Integration Update associated posts whenever you update entries from WPForms Views. Allow users to update their posts from the site frontend. WPForms Save and Resume Show or hide partial entries within View. Display the Entry Resume link to allow the user to complete partial WPForms entries. WPForms Geolocation Add-on Show Google Maps on the page where you have added View. Create a custom infobox with the data from the WPForms fields. Other WPForms Add-ons = WPForms Import Entries = Import Entries to WPForms CSV file WPForms Charts Display data from your WPForms entries in beautiful charts

Health Inspector gives you a clear, honest view of what is actually happening inside your WordPress site — without touching a single byte of your data. Think of it as a medical chart for your WordPress install. It surfaces findings, flags issues, and helps you trace the root cause of problems — but it never acts without your permission. Every database query is SELECT-only. Nothing is inserted, updated, or deleted. Who it’s for Site owners who want to understand why their site is slow Developers debugging PHP errors and plugin conflicts Agencies doing pre-launch or ongoing site audits Anyone who wants to stop guessing and start knowing The Modules 🔴 Error Log Viewer PHP error log analysis — grouped, severity-rated, and sorted so you see the most important errors first. Each group shows first-seen and last-seen timestamps, occurrence count, file path, and line number. The viewer also detects whether your debug log is web-accessible and escalates the health score if so. 📅 What Changed? — Timeline Correlation The most useful debugging tool on this list. Every plugin update, activation, WordPress core update, and theme switch plotted on the same interactive timeline as your PHP error spikes. Hover any event to see correlation scores (0–99) with plain-English reasoning explaining why a change and an error are likely connected. 🗄️ DB Health Inspector Table bloat analysis, autoloaded options ranked by size, orphaned postmeta counts, Action Scheduler history, and autoload index verification. If your database is slowing you down, this is where you find out why. ⚙️ Cron Inspector Standard WP-Cron and Action Scheduler jobs in a single unified view, sorted chronologically with next-run times, intervals, and overdue highlighting. No more mystery cron tasks. 🔌 Blast Radius Analyzer Shows the full footprint of every active plugin: custom database tables, scheduled cron jobs, REST API routes, enqueued scripts and stylesheets, and hook registrations. Know exactly what a plugin owns before you deactivate it. 🚀 Update Impact Analysis Before updating any plugin, see what it shares with the rest of your site — common hooks, custom DB tables, scheduled jobs, REST endpoints, and asset bundle size — so you can anticipate conflicts before they happen. 📦 Autoload Governor Per-plugin autoload size attribution. See exactly which plugins are adding weight to every single page load, and how much. 💣 Time Bomb Detector SSL certificate expiry monitoring, PHP version risk assessment, and stale plugin flagging. Problems that tend to surface at the worst possible time — surfaced early, on your schedule. 🕵️ Plugin Abandonment Radar Every installed plugin cross-checked against the WordPress.org Plugin API for last-updated staleness, tested-up-to drift, and closed or removed status. Closed plugins are often removed for unpatched security vulnerabilities — this module tells you before it becomes a problem. 📜 Asset Inspector Every script and stylesheet WordPress has enqueued, with file sizes and running totals, separated by JavaScript and CSS. 🖥️ Server & PHP Environment php.ini directive audit, key wp-config.php constants review, PHP extension checklist, and database server details — all in one place. 📊 Hosting Benchmark On-demand database, PHP, and filesystem performance probes with letter grades and object-cache detection. ✉️ Mail Health Inspector WordPress mail transport detection, live SPF/DKIM/DMARC/MX DNS record checks, and a one-click send test that returns real failure messages instead of generic errors. 📄 Export Report Generates a self-contained, downloadable HTML diagnostic report covering the health score, database metrics, error log summary, and full system snapshot. Shareable with hosting support or a developer without granting admin access. 100% Read-Only Every query this plugin runs is SELECT-only. It reads your site’s state; it never changes it. No rows inserted, no settings modified, no plugins deactivated. Want more? WP Health Inspector Pro adds Root Cause Analysis, Conflict Detector, Request Profiler, External Dependency Monitoring, Performance Baselines, Core Web Vitals estimates, Security Audit, Content Health, and weekly Health Digest emails. Learn more at wphealthinspector.com External Services This plugin connects to the official WordPress.org Plugin API to power the Plugin Abandonment Radar module. What it does: for each installed plugin, the plugin requests that plugin’s public directory listing (last-updated date, tested-up-to version, and open/closed status) from the WordPress.org Plugin API, so it can flag plugins that appear abandoned or removed. When it happens: only when an administrator views the Plugin Abandonment Radar page. Results are cached for 12 hours between requests. Data sent: only the plugin slugs of plugins already installed on your site. No site content, user data, or personally identifiable information is sent. Service provider: WordPress.org API endpoint: https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.2/ Terms of Service: https://wordpress.org/about/terms-of-service/ Privacy Policy: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/