Will this module be upgraded to 4.5? I even believe it should be part of the core (maybe 4.6 core?)...

Regards,

Miguel Duarte

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ullgren commented
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Thanks for the support =)

The CVS version works with 4.5.
http://drupal.org/node/7404/release

I just wanted to fix up some of the help text before I tag(-n-bag) it as 4.5. I will try to get it out today.

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ullgren commented

Thanks for the support =)

The CVS version works with 4.5.
http://drupal.org/node/7404/release

I just wanted to fix up some of the help text before I tag(-n-bag) it as 4.5. I will try to get it out today.

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I installed webform. Users can enter the data, and an e-mail is sent with the data. But where is the database table with the data? I don't see it. Can the admin see them via the admin environment? Or only directly via MySQL admin? and where?

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I installed webform. Users can enter the data, and an e-mail is sent with the data. But where is the database table with the data? I don't see it. Can the admin see them via the admin environment? Or only directly via MySQL admin? and where?

Kind regards,

Kris Bloemen
mgm.webmaster@students.vlerick.be

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Concerning the two previous remarks: I did find the table with the data.

Is there no convenient way to get a table with all filled in data via the drupal admin environment? Because it is quite unconvenient to use MySQL admin for that

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ullgren commented

As it is right now the submissions can only be seen by looking into the database directly.
Look in the table "webform_submited_data".
A better tool is currently beeing planed (http://drupal.org/node/8325).
Looking foreward to you contribution ;-P.

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Concerning the two previous remarks: I did find the table with the data.

Is there no convenient way to get a table with all filled in data via the drupal admin environment? Because it is quite unconvenient to use MySQL admin for that, certainly since the data fields of one webform entry are in seperate rows.

Kris Bloemen

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ullgren commented

Closing since there is a 4.5 out now