Hi,
I was wondering if I have an application process that users will need to register, fill out an application, then have all of that application data stored in an individual wordpress table so that I can manipulate, show, edit, delete via PHP the entries (I want to allow users to view their application again, make changes, delete it, etc.)
Is this possible?
Form submission are stored in your WordPress database by default. You could manipulate them with PHP, however you would have to write this as it would be a customization. Otherwise entries are only viewable and editable using the Gravity Forms admin tool. Users wouldn't be able to view the entries.
Does each form create their own database table?
No, all of the entries are stored in one database table (actually there are multiple tables involved) and relate to a form id.
Even better. Easy enough. Just making sure I could access all the data in the table in my own custom apps. Thanks!
