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A simple plugin to store Elementor Pro Form submissions
This plugin stores contact form submissions from the Elementor Pro Form Module in a handy interface on the back end of WP.
To make things even better, this plugin both notifies admin users of unread messages via a banner but also allows you to convert these contact form requests into any other post type. This means you could use a contact form to get people to submit testimonials, case studies or even front end submitted content.
It makes a simple contact form into a very versatile module indeed.
You can also export your stored contact form data to a CSV file by page submitted on or by form name (if specified in the form module).

Contact Form DB – Elementor

The plugin is great! Saved life before Elementor added native form submission save, but still :)

For anyone, who facing the Critical error issue in wp-admin panel, check the count of the saved submissions. While I have 3k+ saved submissions, WP memory limit was set to 768M and it hardly handled it.
There are 3 simple solutions:
1. Delete old submissions you don't need
2. increase WP_MEMORY_LIMIT more, like: define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' ); (add or update it in your wp-config.php)
3. in the wp-content/plugins/sb-elementor-contact-form-db/sb_elementor_contact_form_db.php file in line 564 change posts_per_page to 50 instead of -1
'posts_per_page' => 50,//- 1,

Plugin slows down the admin panel -- solution inside!

A simple plugin to store Elementor Pro Form submissions

Daniele De Rosa

The basic behavior of Elementor Multi-Step Forms automatically navigates the user to the next step when the ENTER key is pressed. This plugin deactivates this behavior.
You have the choice between multiple things:
<ul>
<li>Deactivate automatically navigating to the next step with ENTER for Input fields</li>
<li>Deactivate automatically navigating to the next step with ENTER for Textarea fields</li>
</ul>
This plugin is very lightweight and easy to use.

Disable Next Step With Enter in Elementor Forms

The basic behavior of Elementor Multi-Step Forms automatically navigates the user to the next step when the ENTER key is pressed.

Contact Form DB – Elementor vs Disable Next Step With Enter in Elementor Forms