text: Introducing WPForms 1.6.0 - Entry Editing Is Here!
  Last updated on Apr 15, 2020 by Lisa Gennaro
  That's why we're so excited to introduce Form Entries in WPForms 1.6.0! Here's what this newest feature means for you and your website.
  Before this update, you couldn't make changes to the data that come through on form submissions. If there was a typo, it was stuck there. This wasn't very intuitive.
  That's why this update has rolled out the ability to control your form entries even further by editing the fields.
  Sylvain Attal says:
  We should also be able to report a spam entry… Because we keep getting them and multiple times from the same email address.
  Currently, we do not have a built-in feature to blacklist users. I do agree it would be super helpful, though. I've made a note of the feature request and we'll keep it on our radar as we plan out our roadmap for the future.
  James Hounsell says:
  Your timing is excellent, we're trying to implement a seasonal signup where the member can check their existing details and amend/submit rather than reenter everything again. I haven't tried the new feature yet, but I'm hoping this will work! Fingers crossed!
  The only site users who have access to your site dashboard will be able to edit their own entries, that you can set up in the Access control under WPForms settingsd.
  Oh….it looks like you can only do it from the WordPress back end. Not quite what I was looking for. If a user could prepopulate a form with their existing entry and amend/submit, I'd be super impressed. This seems to still require some other form of communication/interaction with the form user to get the updated information? Or am I missing something?
  it can't be done by not signed-in users, otherwise, it is a huge security problem.
  Once a user has logged in on your site, you can allow them to edit their own entries in the site dashboard.
  Otherwise, you let the users request a change in their entry as they have an email notification with the data that they have submitted and you have now the opportunity to edit entries.
  This requires a customer (a subscriber?) to have experience with the WordPress UI? For someone who bought WP Forms to allow for post submission without access to the wordpress UI… this is a layer of complexity for the user experience that our new customer don't need. Also we run forms so we don't have to have staff do data entry and chase customers for something that they could easily enter via a form.
  By all means keep the security of the ubiquitos WP user roles, but allow a form to populate fields from an existing record and update those fields that have changed. I was genuinely excited about this feature, but until I get to play with it, it sounds like a pretty poor hack.
  What you have mentioned is a separate feature that is possibly will be released in the future.
  Currently, Entry editing allows site admins and the users who have access to the site dashboard make edits to the form entries.
  I just joined this add on and yes I've ben asking for this feature, it would be a great more complete form for users that interact with forms
  We are continuously working on improving WPForms. Thank you for your feedback and it helps us a lot when you share your ideas.