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Hi,
We are setting up a membership site for a team coaching platform on WordPress with Elementor pro. The current aim is to show the team performance of the logged in user.
We already have:
* A survey form on WordPress to collect the information about team performance (MetForm)
* A link of the survey results to google sheet (Bit Integrations Pro)
* Calculation of the team performance in google sheet
* A link of the google sheet calculated values per user back to a table in WordPress (TablePress)
The question we have:
* How can we show the calculated team performance, only for the logged in user?
* Ideally we would like to show it in a donut graph (Graphina Charts)
Thanks!
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Is the data actually in your site or has everything been outsourced to other services? If it’s the latter, you’re only going to be able to pull this through if the services have an API.
If the data is in WordPress as meta data of user accounts then you can use a custom function for Elementor to query data for the currently logged in user (I.e. if I’m user 123 I can see all the data which has been added as meta fields to my account).
If you haven’t got very far down the road with Elementor, Bricks has a much more robust query builder that’s built right into the builder in which you can easily achieve what you’re asking for.