well if you updated and it didn’t work, try doing the fix manually as per this user “The solution I came up with was a serious hack, but there was no other way around it short of editing the plugin’s core code. Just stick this somewhere in your theme’s functions.php and it should work:” add_filter(“wpcf7_mail_tag_replaced”, … Read more
It doesn’t take much to tamper data when you use HTML forms; you don’t even need a plug-in to do that. That’s inherent in all HTML forms. If you’re that worried about people tampering with your data, yes, you’ll need to rewrite the plug-in code to use session variables or a digital signature.
You should create another Contact Form for any different language. You include the form with shortcode, so it’s pretty easy to duplicate a form, translate it to given language and then modify the shortcode.
If you have FTP access (or the WordPress files) go to wp-content and search within that folder for a file that contains klickbarestelefon. You will find the file where the shortcode was created. You add shortcodes on WordPress using this syntax: add_shortcode(“shortcode_name”, “function_name”)
Looking at submit() in WPCF7_Submission we see a call to remove_uploaded_files() which has no filter to stop it. So apparently what you are trying to do isn’t meant to be done by the author of CF7. So apart from getting the author to include a hook there the only way I see is that you … Read more
Have you tried the options suggested in this WordPress Support thread? They range from copying the generated code in a Text Widget to parsing the shortcode yourself in your template (<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[contact-form 1 “Contact form 1”]’); ?>).
Depending when you’d like to take the action you should change the hook – I’ve chosen wpcf7_before_send_mail – your function function wpcf7_cstm_function($contact_form) { $title = $contact_form->title; $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance(); if ($submission) { $posted_data = $submission->get_posted_data(); $txt = isset($posted_data[‘txt’])?$posted_data[‘txt’]:”; $text2 = isset($posted_data[‘txt2’])?$posted_data[‘txt2’]:”; $radio = isset($posted_data[‘radio’][0])?$posted_data[‘radio’][0]:”; // do something with your data } } add_action(“wpcf7_before_send_mail”, “wpcf7_cstm_function”); Explanation: … Read more
As @kero said, use a CF7 hook. I’d use the wpcf7_before_send_mail hook. Grab data from the CF7 form object’s fields, and use those values to store data. I wrote a post to myself on how to get data from the CF7 form object here: http://securitydawg.com/changing-contact-form-7-with-the-wpcf7_before_send_mail-hook/ . You could use that to get started, just insert … Read more
You can manipulate recipients just before sending out the emails with the hook wpcf7_before_send_mail. Here is a simple script that adds an extra recipient: add_action( ‘wpcf7_before_send_mail’, ‘add_my_second_recipient’, 10, 1 ); function add_my_second_recipient($instance) { $properites = $instance->get_properties(); // use below part if you want to add recipient based on the submitted data /* $submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance(); … Read more
I’d say this question is mostly off-topic since it’s not WordPress-specific. Mostly, because the majority of PHP solutions out there use sessions, which will not work out-of-the-box in WordPress. Google search actually handles this question quite well. Have a look at this discussion for nice techniques. Finally, Contact Form 7 has Captcha built-in.