Saving form results in MYSQL

  • Resolved kris_tiaan

    (@kris_tiaan)


    8 years, 12 months ago

    Hello,

    I built the form and it’s working great. Now the next step: Getting the data in my Mysql database.

    My question: I’d like to populate all form result data in just one Mysql field. I know I can simply use fieldname# to populate that in a field, but what code can I use to put all form data in one field? I tried INFO, but that didn’t work.

    Preferably only the actual result, not the description or label.

    I hope someone can help and my question is clear (first steps into Mysql here :))

    Thanks! Kris

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/calculated-fields-form/

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  • Well, may be that is what ? misunderstand? I am looking for feature to keep the records in the database rather than populating from.
    we do inspection quarterly.
    We want to keep the site inspection checked by us per visit and give print out when necessary. we also want to let the client or our staff access to the past records from web if possible.
    Most of our existing forms are based on excel radio buttons and some of them
    data for pressure, finally comments and advise, date etc.

    Hi
    Okey, I think calculated fields wp currently does not support saving to database for past records.
    What i have meant was probably a feature similar to your other mod “Contact Form to Email” Saves messages into database, i.e saves forms into database.
    Thanks, anyway

    Hi
    Okey, I now follow. It is normally saved in the own database. I probably need a populated database to keep it as a seperated database if required.
    Thanks

    The plugin saves the submitted data in a internal table, and the data can be access through the “Messages” button associated to each form in the settings page of plugin, but if you want store the submitted data in your own database, you should follow the steps below:

    Provided submit button added to make it a static form.

    Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hi,

    The majority of features you are requesting are supported by the developer version of the plugin.

    Our plugin saves the data in a internal table by default, but you can save the data in your own database, simply editing the “cp_calculatedfieldsf_insert_in_database.php” file.

    If you want submit the data, and allow to the users edit the entered data, you can use the “Users Connection” add-on:

    https://cff.dwbooster.com/documentation#users-addon

    Please, I recommend you check the plugin’s documentation, because the features you are requesting are there.

    Best regards.

    Hi
    Thanks for your great support!
    Best Regards

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