Issue Exporting WPForms Likert Scale Field with E2Pdf

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26 June, 2025 23:39:21
nfinity
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Hello E2Pdf Support,

I’ve followed all the steps outlined in your documentation for integrating WPForms with E2Pdf:
https://e2pdf.com/docs/extensions/wpforms

However, I’m unable to export data from the Likert Scale field in WPForms (as described here: https://wpforms.com/beginners-guide-what-is-a-likert-scale-and-how-to-use-it/). No data is being pulled into the PDF, and I’ve tested all available methods, including auto-generating the template, using shortcodes, and manually mapping fields.

Could you please advise:

Is there a supported method to export WPForms Likert Scale responses using E2Pdf?

If not, is there any known workaround or custom code snippet that could enable this?

Thank you for your assistance!
27 June, 2025 02:31:46
E2Pdf
Support
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Hello,

Could you please clarify - do you need the Likert Scale to be displayed the same way it appears upon form submission, like in the attached screenshot with the selected values?
We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!
27 June, 2025 02:38:30
nfinity
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Messages: 2
Hello,

Yes, ideally the Likert Scale would be displayed the same way it appears upon form submission, just like in the screenshot with the selected values.

However, I’m open to any solution that would allow me to simply extract and display the selected values. It doesn’t have to be in the form of radio buttons – even a plain text format like "row label: selected value" for each item would be perfectly fine.

Thank you for your help!
27 June, 2025 02:50:09
E2Pdf
Support
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Unfortunately, the Likert Scale can't currently be displayed as shown in the screenshot. We'll review this next week to consider adding support, as it requires some modifiers and compatibility fixes to work properly with Checkbox/Radio buttons in the PDF.

In the meantime, it should be possible to output the values simply by using the shortcode: {field_id="15"}. Doesn't it work the same way on your side?
We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!