While most of the process is automatic with eForm Export to SQL addon, yet some de-synchronization may occur between export table and eForm table. This may be due to the following reasons: Submissions prior to the setup of SQL Exports are not automatically saved to the table. Expired records (especially for last n days) get…
Using eForm Export to SQL is pretty straight forward. Once you are done installing, simply create a new form and edit an existing one. All export related settings are there inside the form builder. #1:Activating Export to SQL on a form: Edit or create a new form. Under the form builder you will see a…
Updating eForm Export to SQL is easy. Although it does not provide automatic update at this moment it is still but a matter of few clicks. Whenever a new update is published for eForm, you will receive an email from envato. Once you get it, please download the package and follow the procedure below. #1:…
eForm Export to SQL supports WordPress MultiSite setup. Although it would refuse to get activated as a network plugin, but it would work on a per site basis. To install on a MultiSite setup, please follow the procedure below. [notification type=”alert-info” close=”false” ]For MultiSite use, you’d need to buy an extended license.[/notification] Go to Network…
If for some reason, you are unable to upload the main plugin file, then you can still install through FTP. Please follow the procedure below. Unzip the content of /Plugin/wp-fsqm-exp-sql.zip . It should create a folder named wp-fsqm-exp-sql . Upload the folder to /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation directory. Now visit WP ADMIN > Plugins…