FormMemory

Contact forms will remember user input. When the user types some input into a form, it’ll be saved automatically. When the user opens the same page again, the previous input will be pre-filled in the form. Returning clients and registrees won’t have to type again. The data is stored locally in the user’s browser and it never leaves their device.

What data is remembered and recalled:

• Text inputs – all kinds, incl. telephone numbers, e-mail addresses
• Checkbox states
• Radio button states
• Dropdown selects’ states

Configuration options:

• Automatic data privacy infobox.
• Include/exclude individual fields by their tag name,
• Include/exclude pages by URL,
• Temporary disable,
• Clear settings from database.

So far tested with:

• Contact Form 7
• WPForms*

*In WPForms, only the standard style dropdown is supported.

More coming soon. Other plugins are likely to work, too.

This plugin was just released, and I’d like to enhance it. Let me know about any ideas or bugs. If you have a problem or a request, open a new topic here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/formmemory/

Love.

How to install

• Add the FormMemory plugin from the standard WordPress plugin directory and activate.
• Go to the configuration page (WP admin panel > Settings > FormMemory), check Global Enable, click Save Settings.

Now it’s ready to go.

I like it

Give it 5⭐, and tell me what you like.

Can I use it with … ?

If it’s on the So far tested with list, then yes. If it’s not on the list then probably yes – let me know, how it works.

I have a problem

Let me know here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/formmemory/

I have a request

Let me know here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/formmemory/

1. 

   Contact form data are stored and pre-filled

2. 

   Privacy infobox

3. 

   Settings admin panel 1

4. 

   Settings admin panel 2

0.1.0

• Privacy information icon, automatic or manual placement.
• Shortcodes for privacy information,
• Shortcode for icon version,
• Delete settings from database option,
• Bugs fixed in formmem_convert_keys_to_camelcase(): recursion didn’t work, null input caused an error.
• New WordPress ver. 5.4.2

0.0.1

This is the first functional release.