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Form Listing Table

weForms allows you to create as many WordPress contact forms for your website as you wish. After creating a few forms, you may want to go back and look at them all as a group. With the form listing table, you can easily see them all located in the plugins interface by following the instructions in the following tutorial.

To see the form listing table, navigate to your WordPress Admin Dashboard β†’ weForms β†’ All Forms.

A listing of WordPress forms on weForms

In the form listing table, you will find 7 headings, which help you understand the information you are vievwing. They are as follows:

Name

This heading demonstrates the names of the created forms, you supply this while creating it.

Shortcode

This heading shows the short codes of each and every form, and you can use them to add to your posts, pages and widgets.

Entries

This heading indicates how many entries have been submitted for a particular form.

Status

This heading refers to the status of a form, whether it is open or closed. Under the open or closed label, you will see the conditions applied to it.

Status Conditions

The conditions will be shown according to their priorities. The first prioritized condition is the number of entries, the second prioritized one is the form schedule and the last one is the login requirement.

How the Status Conditions Are Shown

If the set schedule is not expired and the β€œNumber of restricted entries” is selected from the form submission settings then the form’s status will remain β€˜Openβ€˜ and it will keep showing the β€œNumber of entries remaining” as the condition.

Table of WordPress forms status and remaining entries on weForms

If the set schedule expires the form’s status will be changed to β€˜Closedβ€˜ and it will not only stop showing the β€œNumber of entries remaining” but also will stop showing the other conditions of the form submission restrictions. However, by default, it will show up the β€œThe date on which the form expired” in the place of the conditions.

Table of WordPress forms in a closed status

If the set schedule is β€œOpen” and the β€œRequired login” and the β€œNumber of Entries” is not selected then you will see the β€œUpcoming expiry date” of a form.

Table of WordPress forms with an expiration date and status

However, as we said earlier, if a form’s schedule is not set the status of a form will be β€˜Openβ€˜ by default. And if the β€œRequired login restriction” is selected as a precondition to submit the form and the β€œNumber of entries” is not set from the form submission restriction settings, then the form will show up the condition β€œRequires login” which is the least prioritized condition.

An image depicting a table of WordPress forms that require login to submit with status

How to Restrict the Form Submission?

If you do not know how to restrict the form submission with the aforementioned conditions then you can view our documentation on form settings. Here is a screenshot of the form submission restriction settings.

WordPress form settings that will restrict submission using weForms

Views

This heading shows the number of visitors who viewed a form.

Conversion

This one indicates how many times visitors submitted a form.

Created by

This shows the name of the creator of a form.

Congratulations, you now know more about the forms listing table, where you can view all of your WordPress Contact forms.

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