releases

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 […]

In Tablesome version 0.9.9, we switched all of the Tablesome Export Options to Free because many of you Tablesome users reported that you couldn’t afford to use the export entries in Tablesome Pro. You could think of this as a New Year gift to the community from Tablesome. This applies for all the export options

Fluent Forms is an emerging WordPress form plugin that is gaining popularity among WordPress users. Fluent Forms and Tablesome integration has also been requested by some Tablesome users. As a result, we’ve included the Fluent Forms OnFormSubmit Trigger in the free version of Tablesome. You can now (v0.9.6) get Fluent Forms Entries  into Tablesome Tables

Many WordPress users love Gravity Forms and we thought why not integrate Tablesome with Gravity Forms. So we have added Gravity Forms OnFormSubmit Trigger to the free version of Tablesome. You can now (v0.9.5) get Gravity Forms Entries  into Tablesome Tables for free. This Gravity Forms OnFormSubmit Trigger works smoothly with the previously available Tablesome

In Tablesome v 0.9.4, we have released new  “Table OnLoad” trigger and “Replace Table Content with WP Query” action that helps you create WordPress post tables and display them anywhere on your site. With this new Trigger, you can query posts, pages, custom post types, taxonomies, and custom fields, and automatically insert and display them

With v0.9.1, we are releasing, Email Action, a powerful way to automate emails during form submissions and other triggers (eventually). You can also send separate copies of the email using our Sets feature. Do try this free feature and give us your feedback. New Export Options in this release (for pro users) include Filtered Table

You wouldn’t want visitors to your WordPress website to be able to access the “wp-login.php” page when you are enabling them to register. In this case, you should design a frontend user registration form for your website.  Also, this custom user registration form could be used to receive user details other than the mandatory name,

If you’re accepting user-generated content from your site visitors such as guest posts, product listing, posting questions and feedback, etc,. You would want to setup frontend forms so that visitor don’t have to login to your site and access the WP dashboard. So in the latest version of Tablesome Pro (v 0.8.9), you have the

After a user submits a form, you would want to redirect them to a specific page, such as a Thank you page or to a page with your upsells and cross-sells. So in the latest version of Tablesome (v 0.8.6), you have the Redirection Action for WordPress forms. This action works for all supported form

When you have many different tables on your site, its natural that you want them to have different styles. Tablesome has made it easier for you to create multiple tables with different styles. We have just released Tablesome v 0.8.3, in which you can customize the styles of individual tables. You will get a Styles