Posts tagged: cf7

If your site lets users choose a department or area of interest on a contact form, you can automatically assign them to the corresponding Mailchimp interest group at the same time. The key is mapping the visible select option labels to the hidden Mailchimp interest IDs using jQuery, and then passing the result to the…

Redirecting a visitor to a custom “Thank You” page after a Contact Form 7 submission is a straightforward task — until your site has multiple forms, each of which may need to redirect to a different URL. This article walks through a robust, per-form solution.

When a website handles multiple departments or services, it is often necessary to route Contact Form 7 submissions to different email addresses depending on what the user selected. Fortunately CF7 supports this natively through its form tag syntax.

Contact Form 7 (CF7) uses the WordPress REST API to process submissions. If CF7 works in Chrome but silently fails in Firefox, a security plugin is almost certainly blocking anonymous REST API access — and Firefox may be stricter about the resulting error response than Chrome.

Redirecting to a Thank You page after Contact Form 7 submission Contact Form 7 doesn’t include a built-in redirect option. The plugin author argues that modern Analytics tracking makes redirects unnecessary, but clients often still want one. Here are two copy-paste-ready approaches — one server-side, one front-end.