The plugin is stable, coded well and very extensible – which are all key features for any data access framework and even more important in the WordPress world. The community is lively and vibrant and I have yet to see a problem that has gone unsolved. More and more community extensions for common plugins are being added and integrating with new ones is straightforward.
If you aren’t using WPGraphQL you really should be. You will never go back to WP_Query or REST API again.
]]>I’d like to use the User Role Editor plugin in order to manage who has access to the data collected by Form Vibes (currently using the free version for testing). I don’t see any permission related to Form Vibes, though. I have noticed that the Form Vibes entry is present in the administration menu for Administrators, Editors and Authors only. Which is OK but this seems to be a hard-coded choice.
I’d like to give access to the Form Vibes data to people who are not necessarily Administrators, Editors or Authors. So, I intend to create a new role based on the Subscriber role and having the capability to access the Form Vibes data.
Did I miss something ?
Thanks in advance.
]]>I came to try this plugin as I want to group similar data stored in posts on my site using a value which is only visible from the Postmeta table. So, with this in mind I search and upon finding your app was very impressed with everything from the support to the documentation and the user community who have given you many praises. Now onto my questions. Using the Post table as the parent I have been able to select the the posts in question and limit them with a where clause so that I only receive those unique posts in the results. For each post there are many entries which are related to the Post, which I want to display as my projects goal. This should be accomplished using the one2many relationship and a parent/child connection. When I view the results it is working and I get the relevant entries which are related to the Post. But it isn’t what I want to see. It seems to be due to how the postmeta table stores its data. In fragments, and unrelated, using only 4 fields to store various types of meta data. In my case, for PostID 1234 I want to see all related meta data of a certain type, however the postmeta table isn’t structure in a way that I can see the data like this. In order for me to see all entries of people who have rsvp to a PostID 1234, I must identify the postmeta records which matches the postID 1234, then within this subset of records I will have a list of people who have made an RSVP, but I only have a UserID of the person to use to identify them, where I need to use some looping logic along with a [SQL:SELECT in (SQL:SELECT) search[, followed by a for each type statement. So my question which now seems very confusing is asking if it is possible to use WP Data Access to make sense of the Postmeta table? Just as an aside, even though this hasn’t been working, I have found other uses for the plugin which I will be able to make use of. Thank you
]]>I like your plugin and would like to use it in order to integrate contact form 7 with Zoho having said so I have a question regarding the data access.
When doing so we get to a Zoho’s login page where it asks for permission for CRM Perks to access all data from the Zoho account. My question is: Does CRM Perks as a company have access to our Zoho data or is it simply the plugin that has access to the data? I imagine is the latter but it is not clear to me at this point.
Best regards,
Hugo Paiva
]]>1. Contact Form data is not listed on the Data Access Request results page. When I submit and review the results (using my personal email on a test submission), I do not see my Gravity Forms entry on the list, (or it could even just say “contact form”). When I look in the Gravity Forms list of entries, my recent entry and email address IS listed.
How can I make the results include my entry which is listed in Gravity Forms?
2. Can you advise me how to edit and remove some content displayed on the Access Request results? I would like to remove the notice:
“WooCommerce Orders No WooCommerce orders found with email address“. This site does not use WooCommerce.
Thank you!
]]>Yes, I have read the documentation. It is still a work in progress and this question does not yet appear to be covered.
It does not make sense to connect to the REST API when I’m already using a plugin in the same WordPress installation, so I’m hoping that’s not the answer.
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