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.
There are two steps to this process: 1. Make sure you have your form set up correctly. Your form should include the ‘dynamictext’ tag, and use the correct syntax as described on the plugin page. For example, you may want something like: [dynamictext theproductname “CF7_GET key=’foo'”] This will set anything after the “foo” $_GET URL … Read more
You need a two-third column CSS and a layout like this: ———————————————- | .two-third | .one-third | ———————————————- | .one-half | .one-half | | —————————–| Submit | | Name column | Email column | button | —————————–| column | | Acceptance column | | ———————————————- So the CSS rules: (the … means your code and … Read more
It should work like said in my comment but maybe an even better way would be to use the acceptance filed-type that is build especially for that kind of checkboxes. [acceptance term_and_conditions class:required] I can confirm I have read and accepted the <a href=”http://www.your-domain.com/terms-page”>Terms and Conditions</a>.[/acceptance] In the contact form 7 edit page go to … Read more
Thanks to Michael Simpson, from Contact Form DB. The solution is listed (kind of hidden) on the Contact Form DB website in the article – CF7 Menus with Pipes Add to functions.php function myFilter($formData) { // Change $formData return $formData; // be sure to return it } add_filter(‘cfdb_form_data’, ‘myFilter’); function location_form_handler($formData) { $formName=”ExtendedContact”; // change … Read more
You haven’t given enough information, so it might have something to do with javascript conflicts, files not loading, server SMTP, etc. Best thing to do is work through the Contact Form 7 issues FAQ at contactform7.com/faq/
simply add you JavaScript function to your page then find the Additional Settings field at the bottom of the contact form management page and use the on_sent_ok JavaScript action hook like so: on_sent_ok: “MY_JavaScript_function_Name();”
You need wpcf7_before_send_mail hook that gets triggered after sending email successfully. Just add this in your functions.php. add_action( ‘wpcf7_before_send_mail’, ‘process_contact_form_data’ ); function process_contact_form_data( $contact_data ){ var_dump($contact_data->posted_data); $name = $contact_data->posted_data[“your-name”]; $email = $contact_data->posted_data[“your-email”]; echo $name ; echo $email; } You can access fields by their name in $contact_data->posted_data array. Yes. You can redirect to another page … Read more
There’s two ways to do what you’re wanting. First way is to add this code to functions.php of the Contact Form 7 plugin: add_filter( ‘wpcf7_form_elements’, ‘mycustom_wpcf7_form_elements’ ); function mycustom_wpcf7_form_elements( $form ) { $form = do_shortcode( $form ); return $form; } That allows you to drop shortcodes directly into CF7. Second is to add the Accordion … Read more
to answer the question: this is not possible. AFAIK, (HTMLwise) there’s no way to add a placeholder to select tags. A lot of devs I know however tend to use disabled selected combination for the option… <select> <option value=”” disabled selected>Select your option</option> <option value=”ydasdas”>ydasdas</option> <option value=”dasda”>dasda</option> <option value=”ydagfdsdas”>ydagfdsdas</option> <option value=”ewefsdf”>ewefsdf</option> </select> demo I have … Read more