Saji

Mahdi Yazdani

MyPreview

Remember you used to waste your time trying to come up with a solution to have a simple form or survey on your website? It takes a support ticket, an engineer, and a few hours to just “replace a text input with a dropdown menu instead!” Huh?
“Flash Form” offers an in-house form builder that’s fully integrated with the WordPress component library and design system. If you know WordPress and know a bit about forms, you already know “Flash Form”! Everybody on your team can create, edit, and publish forms and surveys on your website regardless of their technical background.
“Flash Form” takes care of the repetitive and annoying stuff—keeping track of values/errors, orchestrating basic validation, and handling submission—so you don’t have to. This means you spend less time navigating back and forth from one admin screen to another and more time focusing on your data collection requirements.
There is no fancy post-type registration or admin settings screen under the hood, just plain React-based WordPress Gutenberg block. “Flash Form” makes form creation a breeze by leveraging and staying within the core WordPress editor components and away from magic.

Flash Form

Create a form as easily as editing a block.

Roy Orbitson

By default, Contact Form 7 has a limit of two distinct mail messages per form, though each can have multiple recipients. This plugin allows you to add as many as you need. It’s relatively simple, so does not include the automatic configuration error detection that the default mails have.
If you only wish to send the same message to multiple recipients, you won’t need this plugin; instead use the To field, or add Cc/Bcc headers in the Additional Headers field as per <a href="https://contactform7.com/adding-cc-bcc-and-other-mail-headers/" rel="nofollow ugc">Contact Form 7’s documentation</a>.
Tested up to v6.1.2 of Contact Form 7.

More Mails for CF7

Extends the ubiquitous Contact Form 7 plugin to allow three or more messages.

Flash Form vs More Mails for CF7