Email Blacklist For Elementor Forms
Adds a text area control called "Blacklist" to the Elementor Forms control. Blocks outgoing emails if they match with any on the blacklist.
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Possibly abandoned • Last updated 366 days ago • 3 reviews
Is Email Blacklist For Elementor Forms abandoned?
Possibly abandoned (last update 366 days ago).
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Description
If you need to prevent email addresses or entire email domains from being sent on an Elementor Form, this plugin will do that.
Stop unwanted Elementor Forms spam and create an email or domain name block list for your forms.
This is for Elementor Pro users only. This will not work with the free version of Elementor as it doesn’t support forms.
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Installation
- Ensure you are using Elementor Pro
- Download the plugin zip file & unzip it
- Copy the folder email-blacklist-for-elementor-forms into the directory /wp-content/plugins/
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Embed a new Elementor Form widget.
Add your comma separated email addresses or domain names into the Contents > Email Blacklist input area.
No more spam from those email addresses or domains.
Frequently Asked Questions
Nope.
Nope. Enter a full email address like this “[email protected]” or a domain name like this “@yanex.com”.
Probably not but it’s your site, so your choice. Expect some unhappy support tickets.
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Changelog
1.0
- Initial release.
1.1.0
- Added a filter ‘elementor_forms_blacklist_error_message_blocked’ to allow for a custom error message.
- Usage add_filter( ‘elementor_forms_blacklist_error_message_blocked’, function( $error_message, $blocked_email ) {
return sprintf( ‘Custom Error: The email or domain %s is not allowed.’, $blocked_email );
}, 10, 2 ); - Sanitised $field[‘value’] in validation check


