How to set default fields in contact form 7?

How to set default fields in contact form 7?

It’s fairly simple to set default input field values with Contact Form 7 but assigning values dynamically based on context proved to be a bit more of a challenge. Needless to say though, a bit of hacking and an hour so on Google yielded a satisfactory result.

What do I need to know about Contact Form 7?

Contact Form 7 lets you customize a variety of form submission messages. These messages display after a certain condition is met. For example, if a visitor forgets to fill in a required field, Contact Form 7 will display a “The field is required” message. For most use cases, the default messages should work just fine.

What to do if you forget to fill in field on contact form 7?

For example, if a visitor forgets to fill in a required field, Contact Form 7 will display a “The field is required” message. For most use cases, the default messages should work just fine. However, if you want to customize the messages, you can do so by clicking on the “Messages” tab in the contact form editor.

What’s the difference between text and text fields in contact form 7?

Both text and text* are used for single-line input and accept any form of text. The difference between them is that text* connotes a required field. In Contact Form 7’s convention, all types of tags with an asterisk ‘*’ mean that these are required fields.

Is there a plugin for contact form 7?

Some unsuccessful hacking of Contact Form 7’s text.php module followed by further Googling led me to the Contact Form 7 Dynamic Text Extension plugin which is designed specifically to add this capability to Contact Form 7.

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