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OTP by Email for Contact Form 7
A small Contact Form 7 extension plugin to enable email confirmation by unique links sent to the email inbox.
OTP by Email for Contact Form 7 ranks #18,933 among WordPress.org plugins with 60+ active installations, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated May 2, 2023. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Tested up to WP 6.2 (Current: 7.1.2)
v1.2.0
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- Version
- 1.2.0
- Last Updated
- May 02, 2023
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- 4.4+
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- 6.2
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about OTP by Email for Contact Form 7
If you are collecting an email address in your CF7 form from a visitor, you can use this plugin to validate that email. The email field name will be used to create a unique OTP mail tag shortcode to insert into your notification mail (sent to that email). The shortcode will be replaced by a unique URL which the recipient can click on to validate their email. This unique link is created using WordPress nonce API, and it stored in the DB as a transient with a default validity of 72 hours (3 days). You can customise this validity period, please refer to the FAQ below for more details. When a recipient clicks on a valid link, they are redirected to the On Success page you configured in the OTP tab. If the link is no longer valid, they are taken to the On failure page instead, where you may give them the option to send them a new OTP link. You can use this plugin to go beyond simple email validation, as each valid user now has a unique way to identify themselves on your server. I have used this plugin to create a conference registration and submission form for speakers without having them to actually create a user account on the server. A visitor registers as a speaker, and once their email is validated, they use their OTP link (which expires a week prior to the conference start date) in order to submit talks for the conference without having to have an account. If you need to explore such functionality, you can contact me on "vrata at syllogic dot in".
The unique confirmation link has a 3-day (72 hours) validity by default, you can change it with the following filter, add_filter('otp_by_email_lifetime', 'otp_by_email_validity',10,3); function otp_by_email_validity($limit, $email, $form_id){ //you can set different time limits for different email domains or form ID. $limit = 24 * HOUR_IN_SECONDS; //limit is in seconds. return $limit; }
Use the following filter, add_filter('otp_by_email_validated', 'otp_validated',10,3); function otp_validated($url, $email, $form_id){ //you can identify a validated email and the form ID from which it was submitted. //you can also change the URL to which you want to redirect. return $url; }
Use the following filter, add_filter('otp_by_email_failed', 'otp_failed',10,3); function otp_failed($url, $email, $form_id){ //you can identify a failed email and the form ID from which it was submitted. //you can also change the URL to which you want to redirect. return $url; }
Yes, you can use the following function to retrieve a unique link, /** * Funiton to get a link for email validation. * @param String $email a valid email. * @param String $form_id the id of the form on which this email was submitted. (Defaults to 0). * @return String a unique link to validate the email, reurns false if the $email is invalid. * @since 1.0 */ $link = get_otp_by_email_link($email, $form_id=0);