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CMB SQLite Form is a lightweight yet powerful contact form solution designed for performance and privacy. Unlike traditional form plugins that clutter your main WordPress database, this plugin stores all submissions in a secure, local SQLite database.
It features a robust Global vs. Per-Form Settings system, allowing you to configure defaults once and override them only when needed for specific forms.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
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🚀 Zero-Overhead Storage
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<li>Uses a dedicated SQLite database file for submissions.</li>
<li>Keeps your main WordPress database clean and fast.</li>
<li>Portable data: Download the entire <code>.db</code> file for backups or migration.</li>
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🛡️ Advanced Bot Protection
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<li>Honeypot Field: Invisible field to trap bots.</li>
<li>Time Validation: Rejects submissions that are filled out too quickly (human behavior analysis).</li>
<li>Simple CAPTCHA: Lightweight text-based questions (e.g., “2 + 2 = ?”) without external dependencies.</li>
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📧 Junk Email Protection
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<li>Disposable Email Blocker: Automatically blocks temporary/throwaway email addresses.</li>
<li>Multiple Sources: Supports multiple blocklist sources with automatic deduplication.</li>
<li>Auto-Updates: Keeps your blocklist fresh with one-click updates.</li>
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🎨 Professional Styling
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<li>Pre-designed Templates: Choose from multiple professional styles (Default, Dark Mode, Minimal, etc.).</li>
<li>WordPress Customizer Ready: Fully compatible with “Additional CSS” for advanced customization.</li>
<li>Responsive Design: Forms look great on all devices automatically.</li>
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📨 Flexible Email Notifications
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<li>Dual Notifications: Send distinct emails to Admin (notification) and User (confirmation).</li>
<li>Custom SMTP Support: Built-in SMTP configuration (Host, Port, Auth, SSL/TLS) to bypass <code>wp_mail()</code> if needed.</li>
<li>Sender Customization: Customize “From Name” and “From Email” per form.</li>
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⚙️ Smart Configuration System
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<li>Global Defaults: Set your preferred settings once for the entire site.</li>
<li>Per-Form Overrides: Override ANY setting (fields, emails, styling, protection) for individual forms.</li>
<li>Modular Architecture: Enable or disable features as needed.</li>
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📊 Full Entry Management (Free)
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<li>Unlimited Submissions: No limits on the number of entries.</li>
<li>Search & Filter: Easily find specific submissions in the dashboard.</li>
<li>Export Tools: Download all your data as CSV or full DB backup (often a premium feature in other plugins).</li>
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🔒 Privacy & GDPR
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<li>Consent Checkbox: Built-in privacy policy acceptance field.</li>
<li>Data Management: Tools to export (CSV/DB) or delete data upon uninstall.</li>
<li>Local Storage: Data stays on your server, not third-party clouds.</li>
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<h4>Perfect For</h4>
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<li>Contact Forms: Simple, fast, and secure contact pages.</li>
<li>Lead Generation: Capture leads on landing pages with minimal friction.</li>
<li>Download Gates: Deliver files (PDFs, ebooks) via email confirmation links.</li>
<li>Support Requests: Organize customer queries efficiently.</li>
<li>Event & Quote Requests: Structured data collection for business needs.</li>
<li>Feedback & Surveys: Gather user opinions without external services.</li>
<li>High-Performance Sites: Zero database overhead keeps your site fast.</li>
<li>Privacy-Focused Projects: Local storage with built-in GDPR tools.</li>
<li>Developers & Agencies: Clean architecture that keeps the main DB optimized.</li>
<li>Data Ownership: Full access to your data (view/export) without paywalls.</li>
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<h3>Configuration</h3>
<h4>Global vs. Form Settings</h4>
The plugin uses a smart inheritance system: 
1. Global Settings: Define the default behavior for ALL forms (e.g., your SMTP server, default styling, admin email). 
2. Form Settings: When editing a specific form, you can toggle “Override Global Settings” on any section to customize it just for that form.
<h4>Setting up Bot Protection</h4>
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<li>Go to Global Settings > Bot Protection.</li>
<li>Enable Honeypot (recommended).</li>
<li>Enable Time Validation (e.g., set to 3 seconds).</li>
<li>(Optional) Enable CAPTCHA for stricter forms.</li>
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<h4>Configuring Email Sending</h4>
You can choose how emails are sent: 
* WordPress Default: Uses your server’s standard PHP <code>mail()</code> function. 
* Custom SMTP: Go to Notifications > Outgoing Server to configure a specific SMTP server (Gmail, SendGrid, etc.) for reliable delivery.

CMB SQLite Form

A modular, high-performance SQLite-backed contact form plugin with advanced security, anti-spam features, and zero database overhead.

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On first request to a given URL whole html code of a page is being stored in 
the SQLite database. On next requests to the same page WordPress core will 
not be loaded at all but the content of a page will be retrieved from the 
the SQLite storage therefore duration of PHP execution decreases in dozen 
of times.
Many sites on the same webserver may use common SQLite storage. 
Compatible with WordPress Multisite. Requires PHP SQLite PDO.
In comparison with plugins generating static html pages this plugin does not 
create multiple directories and html files but stores all generated pages 
in one file. Moreover, many wordpress sites on the same webserver may use 
common SQLite storage. Keeps 404, 301, 302, 304 HTTP statuses, optionally 
supports ETag, Expires, Content-Length, Content-Type (with charset) headers.
<h4>As the cache script doesn’t load the WordPress core where does it save it’s settings?</h4>
To get the plugin working you need to define the SQLite storage location in 
the <code>index.php</code> of the wordpress installation directory (note, not in wp-config.php 
but index.php). Besides of the SQLite file, this directory contains general 
settings file (compression setting) and a subfolder for per domain settings. 
In the admin area (plugin setting page) and to remember after deactivation where 
the cache located, <code>litecache_path</code> WordPress option is used.
<h4>How the plugin handles URLs with and without `www.` prefix?</h4>
The presence of <code>www.</code> prefix is defined in <code>Settings</code> – <code>General</code>. 
The plugin stores <code>with_www</code> parameter in <code>domains/yourdomain.ini</code> file in the 
cache directory and redirects requests correspondingly; these redirects are 
being processed before cache usage.
<h4>Is it WordPress Multisite compatible?</h4>
Yes, but for subdomains mode only (blogname.example.com), not for 
example.com/blogname. A superadmin of a multisite network has access to 
the first setting form (cache location), blog admins have access to the 
second form and purge form.

SQLite Cache

Provides SQLite cache storage that applied before WordPress core load. Doesn't create multiple html files but stores all pages in one file.

CMB SQLite Form vs SQLite Cache