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DataBase - RealSpice - Mar 16th, 2011 I am very new to database and how the backend works. I have just setup form tools to work with a website I am building and the installation was successful. However when I enter the details in the subscribe box on my website, I get the confirmation/thank you page, but I cant seems to find the table where the data is being stored. Please help. http://www.grenadiansandfriends.com RE: DataBase - Ben - Mar 16th, 2011 Hi RealSpice, Thanks for the post! Ordinarily, you don't need to worry about where the data is actually stored since once you log in you should see the data through the interface + option to export it in Excel, etc. Do you see that, at all? If not, the form may not be configured properly. But from a DB perspective, Form Tools creates a separate table with a name like ft_form_X (where "X" is the form ID). That's where all your form data is stored. Hope this helps, and good luck with the project! I've *always* wanted to visit Grenada. Right now I'm trying to swing a trip down to Caracas, then up to Grenada later in the year... - Ben |