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The latest version of Tablesome (v1.24) comes with column filtering option for Loading data from Google Sheets. You need to toggle OFF the Show All Column option to be able to filter columns.    

In Tablesome v1.0.19 Pro version, you can let users add new rows. Get Tablesome Pro   Steps: Go to editor options Enable frontend editing  option Add Allowed Roles Enable Allow Users to Add Records option Other Fixes:  Add row after last row issue Double save issue Let us know what other features you would like

In Tablesome Pro v1.0.17, we introduce (beta) Load From Google Sheets. (Best to try in staging / local for now) You can now load Google Sheets data to your Tablesome tables. The data is synced to your tables every 20-30mins to prevent API overuse. Note: Any changes made to your table will be over-written during

Many Tablesome users have a file upload field in their forms and requested that Tablesome should support the file uploads. So in the latest version of Tablesome (1.0.13) we have added support for saving file uploads. This version of Tablesome includes capabilities to save, edit, and display file uploads from the supported form plugins in

As, you may already know that Tablesome allows you to query posts, pages, and custom post types, and automatically insert and display them in tables using the “Table OnLoad” trigger and “Replace Table Content with WP Query” action. Many of you requested us for the capability to add buttons to the post table and link

We have just released Tablesome v 1.0.5, and it comes with the most awaited Google Sheets and Google Drive integration in the premium version. In this release you can connect your WordPress site to your Google account to: Save form entries data to Google Spreadsheets Save form entries data as CSV files to a Google

Tablesome version 1.0.4 was recently released in the WordPress plugins repository. This release includes two major additions: Create Posts / Emails with OpenAI / ChatGPT Add New WP Post Action is now Free! Let’s take a closer look at what’s in this release. OpenAI / ChatGPT – WordPress Integration Open AI recently opened its API,

Tablesome v1.0.2 has just been released, and it includes new features in both the Free and Pro versions. These features include some of the most frequently requested and eagerly anticipated capabilities. Let’s take a look at them now. Default Table Sorting (Free) If you have to manually sort the table every time you access it,

If you’re displaying form submissions on frontend tables or have datatables on your WordPress posts and pages, you’ll want to be able to edit the tables without having to go to the dashboard. It would also be inconvenient if you had to grant backend access to everyone who wanted to edit the tables. As a

We have just now released Tablesome 1.0, which is packed with powerful and useful features that helps to automate your business workflows to save time and money. In Tablesome 1.0 Pro version, you get more form automation actions such as CSV generation, HubSpot & Slack integration and table actions such as Filter tables before display