The website I'm working on uses gravity forms and gravity form PDFs to generate PDFs from form data. There was a typo in one of the form field options. When I fixed the typo, every entry lost its data for that form field. Thankfully, this happened in a sandbox environment and the staging environment still has all of the information for that form field.
I have gone through every single table on the database and could not find where the information for these entries are stored. I also checked through the local file structure.
Does anyone know where the form field data is stored with Gravity Forms?'
EDIT:
Sorry, it was just mySQLworkbench being stupid. I had my rows set to 1000 and it was displaying 1044. That made me assume there were only 1044 rows... There were thousands of rows I didn't check. I changed my query and that fixed it
Any uploaded files will be stored in the wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/$FORM_ID-randomstring folder. Any text entered in your form fields will be store in your WordPress database in dedicated Gravity Forms tables. A reference to any uploaded file will be stored in the database as well.
for more information please click the link https://docs.gravityforms.com/database-storage-structure-reference/ or check out other peoples contribution here >>https://legacy.forums.gravityhelp.com/topic/where-does-the-gravity-form-information-go-after-it-is-created
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I have deleted one of my content from my Drupal site of WEB form content type.
Now I need to retrieve its report.
Please guide me on how to retrieve the report or database of a deleted web form.
Thanks in advance,
Anamika.
EDIT: Assumption that this is about Drupal 8 since this is not mentioned in the OP's question.
I am afraid you can't retrieve data from your webform once it's deleted. When you deleted the webform you expliytidly confirmed that you're okay with the deletion and all its related data.
If you happen to have a database backup, there is some hope to retrieve the data. Webform data is spread over multiple tables, here are the most important ones:
webform: List of all your webforms and their ID
webform_submission: List of all submissions (1 line per submission)
webform_submission_data: List of all your fields & values for a submission
So if you have a database backup, you can probably retrieve all the sid (submission id's) from webform_submission for the deleted webform and then retrieve all the data then in the webform_submission_data table.
If you don't have any kind of database back-up, I am afraid your data is lost forever.
Recently, I was troubleshooting an issue related to user settings. There was a requirement to migrate the user settings from one environment to another.
There is an AX 2009 form which users make their own personalisations to, moving some of the fields around, or perhaps adding other fields (via the right click->setup functions) , so that unnecessary fields are hidden.
I have saved that form , so that it is available for me , but when i migrate the form to another environment i notice that the new user don't have any change on the form.
As we all know, User related setups for queries, forms, reports etc are stored in SysLastValue table. This is a system table and can't be accessed directly through AOT.
I think here is what you are trying to achieve:
http://axaptian.blogspot.md/2010/01/savecopy-filtersqueriesinquires-to.html
Basically, it allows to save custom filters and queries and pass it to other users. Although it copies only queries, I am sure it can be modified to copy any usage data.
I want to allow users to post comments on RSS page and the data will be saved in the database using a form.
I want to know if it is possible to submit data to database from a XML(rss) file.
I need help and guidance in this issue.
Hopefully someone can help me with my problem.
Background
I have create an InfoPath form that is to assess project risk. It allow the user to select a scenario and in return the form returns a risk class and set of actions. The actions are displayed on the form as a multi selection list box, because I was unable to display the action list in a text box.
The form is going to be used in multiple locations, thus will be published to multiple sharePoint sites across Australia and so for easy of updating all of the scenarios and actions will be loaded from a universal SharePoint list. This will then not require the republishing of the form with every update.
The Problem
If a new version of the form is rolled out. E.g. any of the scenarios or actions change. I can not have any previously submitted forms change with it, as the previously submitted answers in the form may not be relevant in the old versions.
This is not an issue with the Scenario fields as they can be tagged to load only once. But the multi selection list box works differently and loads its data every time the form is opened.
The Question
Is there anyway of loading the data in the multi selection list box only once?
If not is there anyway I can load data into a bulleted list or some other field that I can load only once on open of the form for the first time?
Hopefully someone can help.
I had the same issue - I don't want data in old, previously submitted forms to refresh their data for dropdown, tables, etc when they are opened in the future. They need to always use the same data they were submitted with, regardless of weather the database values have changed or not.
To do this, I first unchecked the option "Automatically populate data when the form is opened". Then I unchecked the option to tell data to expire after X amount of days - so i always know the form will have data cached.
I then created a field to serve as a marker for weather to update values from the database or not. Then I used custom code to refresh secondary datasources from the database if needed. In my form loading event, I check to see if the from has already been submitted or not using my marker field.... if not previously submitted - refresh the data - if previously submitted- do not refresh data.
On submition of the form, i set my market field to indicate the form is locked and should never update its secondary sources
Hope you get my idea.
Cheers
If a new version of the form is rolled out. E.g. any of the scenarios
or actions change. I can not have any previously submitted forms
change with it, as the previously submitted answers in the form may
not be relevant in the old versions
I do not understand your problem since the previously created XML data forms are opened with XSN templates with which they have been created (i.e. previously created XML data forms are opened wh the use of old XSN template forms). If it is not so, then open a question why it is failing for you.
Also, I do not understand why do you need to load choices from external source, if it should be fixed once and forever, load it from resource XML file embedded into template itself or choices entered manually (Enter choices manually in properties of Multi Selection List Box). So, they will be stored in the used template
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I'm building one village's official site in Drupal 7. I need to create and store some information about village that will be accessible everywhere on the website (e.g. village's name, mayor's name, phone number, email, etc.). I want to define them in the admin site and access them in any node (e.g. all the data will be shown in the section about municipal office and some of them like phone number mentioned in the contact section. What is the best way to do that? Is there some module to handle that? Or should I write the own one? I have tried to search the answer there, but I found only topics about global variables (in PHP).
You can use the functions variable_get() and variable_set() to store arbitrary information that is available on all pages. It is easy to write a form that automatically saves all form fields with variable_set(), see http://drupal.org/node/222158.
Note:
- Saving variables with variable_set() will clear the cache of all variables, you should not use it for information that changes regularly.
- All variables are cached in a single, global cached and fetched on every single page request. You shouldn't store large amounts of data or data that is only used very seldomly.
The answer by Berdir is already very good in case you only want to store the raw data. However, if you always want to display the data in the same way like in some kind of widget format, you have other options, too.
For example, you could create a block with the contact details and you only show it on specific pages.
If you need more flexibility, you might consider to write a small module with different theming functions. You would either store the data directly in the module or in the variable table as outlined by Berdir.
In any case, if you want to allow the user to change this data on his own, you will probably need to write a small form in the backend. Otherwise, the user will need to manipulate the database directly to change the data.
You could also consider Creating advanced theme settings.
See how you can specify the site's logo path in your theme? You could do something similar with the info you would like to display on your site, practically setting up your theme as a template for a village website.
You get to add custom fields in your theme admin settings, field values can then be retrieved by using theme_get_setting()