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<p>Contact Form 7 (CF7) is one of the most used and reliable WordPress Plugin with with millions of users widespread presence over the web. Users are continuously facing trouble to set different error messages for each fields of Contact Form 7. They are not able to set custom messages like ‘Please enter your name’, ‘Please enter your email’, etc. But instead they are forced to use ‘Please fill the required field’ for every fields of Contact Form 7.</p>
<p>Few people have found client side javascript or jQuery methods to overcome this problem. However, here is a solution for this and just launched ‘CF7 – Custom Error Messages’ plugin, which will allow you user to put a Custom Error Message for each required fields of Contact Form 7. This will easily configure and display error messages as inputted by Contact Form 7 users.</p>
<p>CF7- Custom Error Messages plugin doesn’t make use of any type of jquery/javascript customization. You just need to add Messages from admin according to your required fields in your CF7. In order to use this plugin, make sure your Contact Form 7 is activated.</p>
<h4>CF7 – Custom Error Message Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>You can customize your Contact form 7 Error Messages.</li>
<li>Allows you to set Different Error Messasge for all your fields.</li>
<li>Plugin can work in multiple forms on different page or single page.</li>
<li>The Plugin allows to set validation messages for all required input fields.</li>
<li>Other validation of Text Field, Textarea field and Email field is allowed.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Plugin Requirement</h3>
<p>PHP version : 5.3 and latest<br />
WordPress   : WordPress 3.0 and latest</p>


CF7 – Custom Error Messages

This plugin saved me a lot of time! Great job. Small correction that i might add regarding the email type fields is that you don't need the "else" case in the file cf7-custom-error-message.php on line 128! It doesn't save the default invalid message this way that makes the error message empty.

Once again good job!

Its Awesome!

Contact Form 7 - Different Custom Error Messages for each field tags.

Sachyya

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<p>You don’t need this plugin but hey, you might need this to quickly check where the contact forms are used. If you have good memory then you will good without it. But there is chance to forget it right?</p>
<p>So here below are the scenarios where you will find this plugin helpful:<br />
1. You have multiple contact forms used in various pages and posts or may be used in widgets. To edit the one you like meaning find it first. This plugin will help you showing the post/page name with a link to view or edit that post or page. For the widget case, it will tell you whether the current form is used in the widget or not.<br />
2. This is quite useful in this condition. Lets say you are a developer and you’ve come across the site where there are multiple contact forms. You might have to clean it up. This plugin will help you find and know if the contact form is used or not, meaning you are on your own far from the fear of mistakenly deleting the used one forms.</p>
<p>By default this plugin only supports the search in default post types (post/page). But you can extend the search in custom post types of your own further by using a quick filter hook like below:</p>
<pre><code>function extend_posttype_support ( $support ) {
    return array( 'book', 'movie' );
}
add_filter( 'wpcf7sp_support_posttypes', 'extend_posttype_support' );
</code></pre>
<h3>Usages</h3>
<p>Backend</p>
<pre><code>1. After installing the plugin, you will find a CF7 Show pages menu under each contact form edit page.
2. No settings, just view where the form is used. It wil list the name of post, pages in the table with a link to view and edit.
3. For other custom post types, filter is provided.<h3>Notes</h3>
</code></pre>
<p>1. <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/" rel="ugc">Contact Form 7</a> must be activated.</p>


Contact Form 7 – Show Page

A simple WordPress plugin that helps you to know which contact forms are used in the site.

CF7 – Custom Error Messages vs Contact Form 7 – Show Page