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Integration with Google Sheets for Contact Form 7 · support · 2024-02-22T12:53:00+00:00

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Attila Zoltán Kedei resolved
Hi! This plugin is working great for me so far, thanks a lot for your work! I have been using flamingo before and a thrid plugin that exports all the data, but I needed an option to edit incoming message contents, because our members are so sloppy and make mistakes all the time, then ask us to correct them, but in flamingo there’s no way to do. This is possible in google sheets, but my previous experiences make me worry about 1. the maintenance of this plugin. Is it going to be a well-maintined plugin? I don’t want to end up making a list from notification emails, in case this plugin goes down. 2. Is this google console key just going to work forever? I noticed there’s a 1000 day expiration. What happens afterwards? Thanks! Atti I wrote this plugin for myself – specifically for the site of non-profit organization that I maintain. We use WordPress forms to collect information from presenters for an annual 3-day conference – and existing plugins didn’t work reliably for us (missed some submissions) – so I decided I better write my own code for this crucial part. If / when the credential expire / get invalidated – you simply generate new ones and update the plugin with them. Okay, thanks for making it available for others. We are using it for very similar purposes. Hopefully able to use it long-term.

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Alex Agranov 2024-03-16T21:00:00+00:00

I wrote this plugin for myself – specifically for the site of non-profit organization that I maintain. We use WordPress forms to collect information from presenters for an annual 3-day conference – and existing plugins didn’t work reliably for us (missed some submissions) – so I decided I better write my own code for this crucial part. If / when the credential expire / get invalidated – you simply generate new ones and update the plugin with them.

Attila Zoltán Kedei 2024-03-18T07:07:00+00:00

Okay, thanks for making it available for others. We are using it for very similar purposes. Hopefully able to use it long-term.