sdkester

The Latency Tracker plugin counts the number of database calls and speed of your site, tracks it over time, and gives you some statistics about the performance of your site.

Latency Tracker

Keeps track of the queries, loading time, and memory usage of your Wordpress site.

bgermann

Beginning with version 15 <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/cforms2" rel="ugc">cformsII</a> does not have built-in Tracking Database support anymore. However it allows for arbitrary plugins to process the validated form submissions. This plugin implements the old tracking database submission feature via this mechanism, but it will not have any new features. E.g. there will not be any user interface.
You will have to rely on direct database access via any MySQL software to view the data or you can use the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/cformstable" rel="ugc">Unofficial CForms II table display</a> to view the tracking database on any page via Shortcodes.
There are two tables involved in the Tracking DB: “cformssubmissions” and “cformsdata”, which are prefixed by the wordpress installation prefix that is “wp_” by default.

Old Tracking DB for cformsII

Beginning with version 15 cformsII does not have built-in Tracking Database support anymore. However it allows for arbitrary plugins to process the va …

Latency Tracker vs Old Tracking DB for cformsII