Contact Form 7 version 5.6 is now available. The wide variety of new changes and improvements have been explained in the Contact Form 7 5.6-Beta release announcement. You can also browse the full list of changes on GitHub.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.6Contact Form 7 5.6 Beta
Contact Form 7 5.6 is scheduled for release on June 17. Since 5.6 brings large changes, we are releasing 5.6 Beta for testing.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.6 BetaContact Form 7 5.5.6
Contact Form 7 5.5.6 is now available. This is a maintenance release that includes several improvements and bug fixes.
Warning: Constant Contact users need action
This release also includes some important changes to the Constant Contact integration module which are necessary to accommodate Constant Contact’s new authorization API. If you use Constant Contact, be warned that you need to update your applications on the Constant Contact dashboard, and re-create connections to the new applications from this plugin’s Integration screen. Carefully checking the announcement from Constant Contact is advised.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.5.6Contact Form 7 5.5.5
Contact Form 7 5.5.5 is now available. This is a maintenance release mainly addressing a few issues that some users have reported.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.5.5Contact Form 7 5.5.4
Contact Form 7 5.5.4 is now available. Improvement for integration modules is ongoing. In this release, double opt-in has been introduced in the Sendinblue and Constant Contact integration modules.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.5.4Contact Form 7 5.5.3
Contact Form 7 5.5.3 is now available. We are in an incremental improvement process for the plugin’s integration modules. In this release, we have focused especially on the Constant Contact module, modernizing its coding and user interface. We have also improved the handling of contact form properties, which work as infrastructure for those modules.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.5.3Customizing Stripe payment parameters
Stripe‘s payment parameters, such as the currency or the amount of money, are decided by the [stripe] form-tag placed in the form template. You might want to customize the parameters by changing them dynamically based on the user’s selection or some sort of calculation.
You can do it by using the wpcf7_stripe_payment_intent_parameters filter hook like in the following coding example:
Contact Form 7 5.5
Contact Form 7 5.5 is now available. The main feature is the introduction of the Stripe integration module that brings a simple payment widget to forms. 5.5 also includes some important security enhancements. In addition, a lot of bug-fixes and improvements have been done. Upgrading immediately is recommended.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.5Contact Form 7 5.4.2
Contact Form 7 5.4.2 is now available. This is a maintenance release that includes several bug fixes.
Contact Form 7 5.4.2 has been tested with WordPress 5.8.
Continue reading Contact Form 7 5.4.2Avast security alert
In the past few hours a lot of Contact Form 7 users have reported that their security tools provided by Avast Software have given a security alert about Contact Form 7. In particular, the alert says it has found a Trojan Horse in one of the script files in the Contact Form 7 package.
I have confirmed no such malware exists in Contact Form 7, so I believe that it is probably a false alarm. So far we haven’t received any information from Avast about this case.
I’ll update this post when there is new information.