Ryan Hellyer

However … some of you may not like the addition of an extra link in your WordPress admin menu which this new version includes. So to avoid this problem, you can simply install the “Disable Grunion Admin link” plugin to have that extra admin menu link replaced with a less obtrusive one which can be found under “Dashboard”.
Please note that we are not accepting unpaid requests for improvements or unpaid support for this plugin. The <a href="https://geek.hellyer.kiwi/products/disable-grunion-admin-link/" rel="nofollow ugc">Disable Grunion Admin link plugin</a> was created for a specific site and we do not have time to provide free technical assistance for it unfortunately.
<h3>History</h3>
Version 1.2.1 Adding deprecated notice, adding an icon, fixing function names and changign domain ( 21/12/2014) 
Version 1.2 Fixed link under “Dashboard” ( 15/4/2012) 
Version 1.1 Added unobtrusive link for Form Feedbacks under “Dashboard” ( 27/1/2011) 
Version 1.0 Initial plugin release ( 24/12/2010)
<h4>Credits</h4>
Thanks to the developers of the original Grunion Contact form plugin. It is unfortunate they decided to kill of a great little plugin.

Disable Grunion Admin link

However … some of you may not like the addition of an extra link in your WordPress admin menu which this new version includes.

thenbrent

Every time a page reloads to submit a form, a puppy dies. This plugin is the saviour of puppies.
Grunion Ajax submits a <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/grunion-contact-form/" rel="ugc">Grunion Contact Form</a> using Ajax. It makes it super fast for visitors to submit a form.
The Grunion Ajax Javascript file is only loaded if the post or page in question includes the Grunion <code>[contact-form]</code> shortcode, so it’s efficient too.
The only caveat, Ajax submission has not been tested for Grunion Forms included in a widget.

Grunion Ajax

Using Grunion Contact Form? Make form submission slick with Grunion Ajax.

Disable Grunion Admin link vs Grunion Ajax