akvbroek

Duh. Thank you.

//Get All WordPress Users
global $wpdb;
$allusers = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT ID, user_nicename FROM $wpdb->users");
foreach ( $allusers as $u ) {
	echo '<p>$u->ID.' - '.$u->user_nicename.'</p>';
}

I haven’t heard back with a solution. But I figured out a bandaid. I found a way to make the plugin tables global so that all forms/fields/etc show up on every blog in my multi-site installation. As we are all one institution this should be ok for now. If it helps this is what I did.

In custom-contact-forms-util.php Line 60

//               define('CCF_FORMS_TABLE', $prefix . 'customcontactforms_forms');
//               define('CCF_FIELDS_TABLE', $prefix . 'customcontactforms_fields');
//               define('CCF_STYLES_TABLE', $prefix . 'customcontactforms_styles');
//               define('CCF_USER_DATA_TABLE', $prefix . 'customcontactforms_user_data');
//               define('CCF_FIELD_OPTIONS_TABLE', $prefix . 'customcontactforms_field_options');

               define('CCF_FORMS_TABLE', 'wp_customcontactforms_forms');
               define('CCF_FIELDS_TABLE', 'wp_customcontactforms_fields');
               define('CCF_STYLES_TABLE', 'wp_customcontactforms_styles');
               define('CCF_USER_DATA_TABLE', 'wp_customcontactforms_user_data');
               define('CCF_FIELD_OPTIONS_TABLE', 'wp_customcontactforms_field_options');