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The plugin aims to provide a quick and easy way to store googlemaps on your blog. By storing maps, requests to google map api are kept minimum 
and the possibility of not having a map show up on your page if google service is interrupted is reduced. Shortcodes are provided in the editor to make including a map you have created 
even easier.
Planned extensions will include editable notes for map flags and ajax to make creating a map more intuitive and support for the javascript and google 
earth apis.
<h3>6.0</h3>
*BETA 
*appologies if updates have not been working – now corrected. 
*html notes can now be added to flags – tested with
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p> and <a> 
*code tidied up 
*Planned – include links or trackbacks in flags and a map key that can be displayed as a widget so that flags are colour coded 
*Remaining – include further features including paths and further javascript features</a>

googlemapsForWP

Quick and easy management of google maps to display on your blog.  Supports static maps api

sheetdb

The SheetDB wordpress plugin allows you to easily add content from Google Spreadsheet to your wordpress site. To add content, simply add shortcode that looks like this – <code>[sheetdb url=&#34;https://sheetdb.io/api/v1/YOUR_API_ID&#34;][/sheetdb]</code>. Content from within will be rendered as many times as there are rows in the spreadsheet (excluding the first row, which are column names – definition). Each time a new row is rendered, you can refer to any value using the braces notation: <code>{{column_name}}</code>
Example spreadsheet: <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/3/d/1mrsgBk4IAdSs8Ask5H1z3bWYDlPTKplDIU_FzyktrGk/edit" rel="nofollow ugc">Example spreadsheet document</a>
Example code: 
[sheetdb url="https://sheetdb.io/api/v1/58f61be4dda40" element="ul" limit=3 search="id=*" sort-by="id" sort-order="desc" lazy-loading="true"] 
{{id}} – {{name}} 
[/sheetdb]
You can use following optional attributes: 
 * limit – The number of rows that should be returned 
 * offset – Row from which it should start (how many rows to skip) 
 * sheet – If you want to use a different sheet than the first one (default), enter the name of the tab you want to use here. 
 * search – You can search for specific data in your sheet. If you want to use more than one condition join them using & symbol. Example: search="name=Tom&age=15" 
* sort-by – The column you want to sort by 
* sort-order – sort in <code>asc</code> or <code>desc</code> order 
* lazy-loading – If you set this attribute to true, the api call will be executed only when the user reaches the point of the table. If your table is lower on the page this can help reduce request consumption.
HTML rendering and safety: 
* Using <code>{{name}}</code> renders plain text only. Any HTML is escaped and will not be executed or rendered. 
* Using <code>{{html:name}}</code> allows most safe HTML tags to render (e.g. <code>a</code>, <code>p</code>, <code>ul</code>, <code>li</code>, <code>strong</code>, <code>em</code>, <code>img</code> with safe attributes). Potentially dangerous tags and attributes (e.g. <code><script></code>, <code><iframe></code>, <code><object></code>, <code><embed></code>, inline <code>on*</code> event handlers, and <code>javascript:</code> URLs) are stripped/sanitized.
This behavior is intentional for security reasons to prevent XSS and code injection from spreadsheet content.
Security recommendation: 
* For best security, configure your SheetDB API as read-only: enable only <code>GET</code> and disable <code>POST</code>, <code>PATCH</code>, and <code>DELETE</code>. This prevents anyone from modifying your data via exposed API keys or URLs.
Additional information: 
This plugin use SheetDB.io to fetch data from Google Spreadsheet. You must have an account at SheetDB – account is free for 500 requests per month. More information at <a href="https://sheetdb.io" rel="nofollow ugc">SheetDB.io</a> or at <a href="https://sheetdb.io/privacy-policy" rel="nofollow ugc">privacy policy</a>
<h3>Re-use</h3>
If you want to re-use your data, you can use the <code>save</code> attribute in your [sheetdb] element. To re-use your data use [sheetdb-slot]. You can use the same data inside as in the parent. To match them the value of save and slot must be the same.
Example:
[sheetdb url="https://sheetdb.io/api/v1/58f61be4dda40" save="slot-name"]
{{id}} – {{name}}
[/sheetdb]
[sheetdb-slot slot="slot-name"]
{{name}}
[/sheetdb-slot]
That way, you only use 1 request instead of 2. Slots have access to the same data as the parent. You can’t change things like limit or search.

SheetDB – get your Google Spreadsheet data

Where have you been these past months (years) while I searched and searched for such a plugin?   This does exactly what I, and a zillion others, have needed, desired, and waited for!  It is awesome!  Thank you.  Thank you.  Thank you!

Everyone, if you've been seeking a way to display your form data on a WP page, look no more!  This will do the trick.  Your wait is over.

I've only downloaded and installed it today, so I can't quite know all it's features.  However, out of the box and with a few simple tweaks, I have accomplished in moments what I've tried to do for months!

Thank Goodness!

The SheetDB wordpress plugin allows you to easily add content from Google Spreadsheet to your wordpress site.

googlemapsForWP vs SheetDB – get your Google Spreadsheet data