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Depakar Contact Form
v1.2.0 · by Depakar B
Create contact forms, store entries securely, send notifications, and optionally forward submissions to any HTTPS webhook or ERP endpoint.
About this plugin
Depakar Contact Form provides a practical form builder for WordPress:
- Templates for contact, quote, course enquiry, feedback, or blank forms
- Field builder with file uploads, dropdowns, and more
- Secure local entry storage with email attempt logs
- AJAX submissions with field-level validation
- Optional confirmation emails and HTML notifications
- Form preview in the builder, template picker, and forms list
- Gutenberg block and
[depacofo_form id="N"]shortcode - Optional HTTPS webhook / ERP outbound JSON with retry logs
- Email alert when an ERP sync fails, including the reason and submission content
- Privacy policy guidance plus personal data export and erase tools
- Spam protection: honeypot, timing check, math CAPTCHA, or reCAPTCHA v2
The plugin reports email status as accepted or failed based on whether WordPress accepted the message. Use an SMTP plugin for reliable delivery.
External services
This plugin can optionally connect to Google reCAPTCHA v2 for spam protection on form submissions.
When a form uses reCAPTCHA v2 and a visitor submits the form, the plugin loads Google’s reCAPTCHA JavaScript from Google and, on submit, sends the visitor’s reCAPTCHA response token (and optionally the visitor IP address) to Google’s siteverify API so the submission can be checked as human. This only happens when the site owner enables reCAPTCHA and configures site/secret keys. Math CAPTCHA, honeypot, and timing checks run entirely on your WordPress site and do not call Google.
Google reCAPTCHA is provided by Google LLC:
* Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms
* Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
* reCAPTCHA Terms: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/about/
Optional webhooks / ERP endpoints are configured by the site owner. When enabled, submission field values are POSTed as JSON to the HTTPS URL the site owner sets. That destination is chosen by the site owner, not by this plugin. Review that service’s own terms and privacy policy before enabling a webhook.