Elementor Pro comes with an awesome widget – Forms. With this, you can create forms and style them with great ease. It also provides you the option to send an email on form submission. You can also connect to many third-party services like Active Campaign, Drip, Mailchimp, etc.
In spite of all these goodies, many users still miss the option to save form submission into the database. But the good thing is that there are plugins available to fill this gap.
Form Vibes allows you to save Elementor Pro Form submission into DB (database).
It is a simple plug ‘n’ play plugin. Just install it on WordPress websites and it will start capturing form submissions.
To view the submissions, click on “Form Vibes” from the WordPress admin menu and it will display all the submissions in a tabular format.
At the top of the table, there is an Action Bar with some filters.
- Date Range: Select the time period to filter the submissions.
- Select Plugin: Just select Elementor. Although this article is only about Elementor this plugin is not just limited to Elementor. It will also work with Contact Form 7 and Caldera Form. We will be adding integration for more forms soon.
- Select Form: Each form submission is saved separately. Select the form and respective data will be populated in the table.
Field Visibility & Custom Labels
Click on the cog icon (âš™) at the right end of the action bar to view a new set of options. You can select which fields you want to display in the table. You can always see all the form fields just by expanding the row. Just click on the row and it will expand to display all form fields.
There you also get the option to set custom labels/alias in place of field slug.
Date range presets and custom date range
Filter the form data by date range. Select date range using Presets or set your own custom date range.
Export data into CSV file
Have you noticed the download icon in the previous screenshot above? There where you can export your submissions in CSV files.
Graphical Reports
Who doesn’t love to see their data in a nice graphical representation?
Well, you can see your form’s performance in graphs. Click on Form Vibes -> Analytics and you will see a bar chart displaying your form’s submission frequency. The same filter set is also available while watching the graphs.
Let’s start capturing Elementor Pro form submissions in the database.
11 thoughts on “How to save Elementor Pro form submissions in the database?”
Can I then use the data from the form to display as dynamic content in Elementor?
EG use a form to update a company details such as email, telephone number, address etc and then use dynamic content to show that info on various pages and templates?
Hi Mark,
This feature is not available.
can you back date emails that you received before installing the plugin?
No that’s not possible.
Hi, can I enable to only capture certain forms, but not all? I’m using elementor pro. Thanks
For now it is enabled for all forms. We will add option to enable it for specific forms soon.
Hi, each submission generate an ID I can use to add it to email notification (admin and user)? I wonder if can be used as ticket submission, generating a track ticket number . Thanks
No this option is not available for now. We will surely explore the possibility of adding this feature.
ok, thank you for you reply. Please, let me know if you add this feature in future.
It does not detect the elementor form in the popup. Is there a possible way to get the data of form in the popup built with elementor?
Hi
It works fine with the elementor forms in popup. Have you made any submissions after activating our plugin? Try to make a submission and see if form stats reflecting.
If you still face the issue, then you can send a support request here https://www.elementoraddons.com/contact-us/