=== Contact Form to Email Pro ===
Contributors: codepeople
Donate link: https://form2email.dwbooster.com/download
Tags: contact form,contact,email,contact form database,ai
Requires at least: 3.0.5
Tested up to: 7.1
Stable tag: 1.3.72
License: GPLv2
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Contact form with visual form builder, database storage, CSV/Excel export, and direct email replies powered by a free AI assistant.

== Description ==

Contact Form to Email features:

	► Email delivery & notifications	
	► Direct email reply with free AI assistant (no API key required)
	► Saves messages into database
	► Export to Excel / CSV
	► Printable list of messages
	► Visual drag and drop form builder	
	► Anti-spam captcha	
	► Field validation
	► Printable reports
	► One-click contact form
	► Classic and AJAX submission available
	► Automatic email reports
	► Supports GDPR-compliant forms
	► ... and more features (see below)

**Contact Form to Email** is a powerful and easy-to-use WordPress plugin to create **contact forms**, **send their data to email addresses**, and **reply directly from the admin dashboard with AI assistance**.

**Contact Form to Email** also **saves the contact form data into a database**, provides **printable reports**, and includes the option to **export selected data to CSV/Excel** files.

= Contact Form to Email Main Features: =

* **Direct Email Reply with AI Assistant:** Reply to bookings and contact messages directly from the WordPress admin messages list. Includes a built-in, free AI assistant to automatically draft polite, context-aware responses in seconds—with **no API key or external account required**.
* **Email delivery / notifications:** The contact form data is sent by email to one or more email addresses. It also supports configuring auto-replies to the user who filled out the contact form.
* **Form data saved into the database:** Avoid losing submissions and keep a complete record of received contact form messages.
* **Printable list of messages:** View the list of messages received from the contact form within a selected date range and print it.
* **Export data to CSV/Excel:** Export contact form data to a standard format that can be used by other applications. Export email addresses and other contact form data using date and text search filters.
* **Automatic reports:** Generate automatic reports of contact form usage and submitted data, including daily submission reports, cumulative hourly reports, and printable reports for specific fields to help you understand your data.
* **Automatic email reports:** Send automatic reports to specified email addresses on a regular schedule.
* **Form validation:** Set validation rules for each contact form field to keep your data clean.
* **Anti-spam protection:** Built-in captcha anti-spam protection. No need to rely on external services for contact form anti-spam protection.
* **Drag and drop contact form builder:** An intuitive contact form builder for customizing form fields and validation rules.
* **Customizable email messages:** Specify the text of the contact form email notifications. Supports both plain text and HTML-formatted emails.
* **Multi-language support:** The contact form builder allows you to enter field labels and validations in any language, with full support for special characters.
* **Classic and AJAX submission:** After clicking the submit button, the user can be redirected to a "Thank You" page, or a "Thank You" message can be displayed on the same form page without refreshing it. This can be configured in the settings.
* **Enable/Disable notifications:** Both email notifications to administrators and email confirmations to users can be optionally enabled or disabled from the settings area.


= Contact Form to Email - More Features = 
 
There are also commercial versions of Contact Form to Email with additional features available at https://form2email.dwbooster.com/download
 
The commercial version can be converted into a payment form or booking form with integration for multiple payment gateways: PayPal Standard, PayPal Pro, Stripe, Authorize.net, Skrill, Mollie / iDEAL, TargetPay / iDEAL, SagePay, RedSys TPV, and Sage Payments. Payments are SCA-ready (Strong Customer Authentication) and compatible with the EU Payment Services Directive (PSD2).
 
The commercial version also features an ultra-powerful visual form builder, file upload fields, conditional logic, multi-page forms, WooCommerce integration, Mailchimp integration, Clickatell and Twilio SMS integration, iCal attachments, signature fields for signing with a mouse or directly on touchscreens, and more.

= Contact Form to Email Messages List =

The messages list helps you review past contact form submissions, reply directly to users, and print or export records. It includes a search/filter form with the following options:

* **Search for:** Search for specific text within the contact form messages.
* **From ... To:** Date range to include in the list and reports.
* **Item:** If you have more than one contact form, select whether to view results from a specific contact form or from all forms.
* **Filter:** Displays the list according to the selected filters and options.
* **Export to CSV:** Exports the CSV data according to the selected filters and options.

Each message in the list includes quick action buttons:

* **Reply (with AI Assistant):** Opens a reply modal pre-filled with the user's email address and original submission. You can type brief instructions (e.g., *"Confirm the booking for Tuesday at 10 AM"*) and click **Generate with AI** to draft a complete reply using a free, keyless AI service. Sent replies are automatically appended to the message record for easy tracking.
* **Edit:** Modify the stored submission data.
* **Delete:** Remove individual or marked submissions.

The exported CSV file contains a header row with the field names, followed by one contact form submission per row, with one form field in each column. This allows you to easily import the data into other applications or select only the columns/fields you need (for example, selecting only email addresses). A CSV file can be opened and managed directly in Excel.

The list of contact form messages is shown below the search area. A **Print** button below the list formats the messages into a printer-friendly view.

= The Contact Form Reports =

The reports section lets you **analyze the usage of your contact forms** and the data entered into them. The first section contains a filter bar similar to the one on the messages list page. Below the filters, three graphical reports are available:

* **Submissions per day:** Displays a line graph showing how many contact form submissions were received each day within the selected date range. This report can be used to evaluate contact form peaks and measure the impact of marketing campaigns.

* **Submissions per hour:** Displays a line graph showing how many contact form messages were received during each hour of the day across all messages in the selected date range. This report helps identify peak hours so you can focus support resources accordingly.

* **Report of values for a selected field:** Select any contact form field or metadata field (such as date, IP address, or hour) to see how many times each value has been entered or selected. This is very useful if your form is used as a poll to gather feedback, making it easy to generate reports on selectable fields and better understand your customers' profiles and needs.

A **Print** button at the bottom of the page lets you print the value report for the selected contact form field in a printer-friendly format.

= Automatic Email Reports =

The Contact Form to Email plugin supports two types of automatic (periodic) email reports:

* **Global Email Reports:** Configured below the list of forms. This option sends a report containing new submissions across all forms every specified number of days.

* **Form Email Reports:** Configured on the settings page of each individual form. This option sends a report containing new submissions for that specific form every specified number of days.

Reports are attached as a CSV/Excel file to the emails. In both cases, you can specify the destination email addresses, email subject, email text, and report interval. More information is available in the "Other Notes" section.


= Language Support =

The Contact Form to Email plugin is compatible with all character sets. The troubleshoot area contains options to change the encoding of the plugin database tables if needed. Multiple translations are already included in the plugin.

= Form Builder & AI-Assisted Replies =

The plugin includes a visual drag-and-drop form builder to add, modify, and delete text fields, textareas, and email fields with their respective validations, plus an AI-assisted email reply system directly inside the bookings/messages list.


== Installation ==

To install Contact Form to Email, follow these steps:

1. Download and unzip the Contact Form to Email plugin.
2. Upload the entire `contact-form-to-email/` directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
3. Activate the Contact Form to Email plugin through the **Plugins** menu in WordPress.
4. Configure the contact form settings under **Settings > Contact Form to Email**.
5. To insert the contact form into a page or post, use the block or editor icon when editing content.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Where do I report security bugs found in this plugin? =

Please report security bugs found in the source code of the Contact Form to Email plugin through the [Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program](https://patchstack.com/database/vdp/b5999dcd-5fdc-4659-bd6c-8739770b7b7f). The Patchstack team will assist you with verification, CVE assignment, and notifying the developers of this plugin.

= Q: Do I need an API key or paid account to use the AI Reply Assistant? =

A: No. The AI Reply Assistant in the messages list works out of the box using a free, keyless AI service. You do not need to register for an external account or enter an API key to generate email replies.

= Q: How can I add specific fields into the email message? =

A: There is a tag named `<%INFO%>` that is replaced with all the information submitted from the contact form. However, you can also use optional tags for specific fields in the contact form.

To do this, click the desired field in the form builder and look for the read-only setting named **"Field tag for the message (optional):"**. Copy and paste that tag into the contact form email message text; after form submission, the tag will be replaced with the text entered in that form field.

The tags have this structure (example): `<%fieldname1%>`, `<%fieldname2%>`, `<%fieldname3%>`, ...

More info and supported tags at https://form2email.dwbooster.com/faq#q81

= Q: Can I add a reference to the item number (submission number) into the email? =

A: Yes. Use the tag `<%itemnumber%>` in the email content. That tag will be replaced by the contact form submission item number.


= Q: I'm having problems with non-Latin characters in the contact form. =

A: Use the "Troubleshoot Area" to change the character encoding. Try the UTF-8 option first.


= Q: I'm getting this message: "Destination folder already exists". What is the solution? =

A: The free version must be deleted before installing the pro version.

If you are uploading a new version via **Plugins > Add New > Upload** and a previous version is still installed, delete the previous version first. This is a safe step; the plugin's data and settings will not be lost during the process.

Another alternative is to overwrite the plugin files through an FTP connection. This is also a safe step.


= Q: How do I edit or remove the form title / header? =

A: In the form builder within the administration area, click the **"Form Settings"** tab. That area allows you to edit the form title and header text, as well as choose different alignments for the field labels.

= Q: Can I align the form horizontally in two or more columns? =

A: In the form editor, click a field and locate the setting named **"Add Css Layout Keywords"**. In that field, enter the name of a CSS class that will be applied to the field.

There are predefined CSS classes to align two, three, or four fields on the same line:

    column2
    column3
    column4

For example, if you want to place two fields on the same horizontal line, specify the class name `column2` for both fields.

= Q: What does each field in the contact form settings area mean? =

A: For each contact form, you can edit the following settings:

**Form Processing / Email Settings:**

* **Send email "From":** Indicates whether the email will be sent from a fixed email address or from the email address entered by the customer. This is explained in more detail in the "Other Notes" section.
* **"From" email:** The email address used as the "From" address in notifications (when using a fixed "From" address).
* **Destination emails (comma separated):** List of administrators who will receive the email notification.
* **Email subject:** Subject of the notification email sent after form submission.
* **Include additional information?:** Optional information about the user's IP address and browser.
* **Thank you page (after sending the message):** After submitting the form, the user can be redirected to a page on your website (usually a "Thank You" page). Enter the page URL in this field.
* **Email format?:** Select whether the email will be sent as plain text or HTML-formatted.
* **Message:** Content of the notification email that you will receive after each submission of the contact form. Keep the tag `<%INFO%>`, which will be replaced automatically with the form data sent by the user.

**Form Builder:** The drag-and-drop contact form builder. It is explained in detail in the "Other Notes" section.

**Submit Button:** Specify the label of the contact form submit button (no need to add it manually from the visual contact form builder). Also contains settings and instructions for further customizing the submit button and form CSS styles.

**Validation Settings:** Contains the text strings used for contact form validations. You can easily translate them into other languages.

**Email Copy to User:**

* **Send confirmation/thank you message to user?:** Select whether you want to send a confirmation/thank-you message to the user.
* **Email field on the form:** Select the field that contains the user's email address on the contact form.
* **Email subject:** Subject of the confirmation email sent to the user.
* **Email format?:** Select whether the email will be sent as plain text or HTML-formatted.
* **Message:** Content of the confirmation email sent to the user. The tag `<%INFO%>` will be replaced by the information submitted through the contact form.

**Captcha Verification:**

* **Use Captcha Verification?:** Select whether a captcha image will be used on the contact form to prevent spam.
* **Width:** Width of the captcha image.
* **Height:** Height of the captcha image.
* **Chars:** How many characters will appear in the captcha image.
* **Min font size:** Minimum font size used (randomized).
* **Max font size:** Maximum font size used (randomized).
* **Preview:** Preview for checking how the captcha image will look.
* **Noise:** Amount of noise to make the captcha stronger.
* **Noise Length:** Length of the noise lines to modify its appearance.
* **Background:** Background color.
* **Border:** Border color.
* **Font:** Base font used to render the text (four options included).

**Automatic Reports (Send submissions in CSV format via email):** Contains settings to automatically send reports at a specified interval containing the data of all contact forms submitted during that period. Report settings are explained in detail under "Other Notes" (see "Customizing the automatic email reports"). Note: All submissions are stored in the contact form database, so they can be easily recovered when needed.

= Q: Can I get the URL of the page where the form was displayed before submission? =

A: Yes, you can add the tag `<%referrer%>` to the email content, and it will be replaced with the URL of the page where the form was displayed and submitted.

= Q: How can I apply CSS styles to the contact form fields? =

A: To modify the **overall styles of the contact form fields and labels**, add the needed styles in the **"Customization area > Add Custom Styles"** (at the bottom of the page that contains the list of forms):

* **Change the styles of all field labels:**

        #fbuilder, #fbuilder label, #fbuilder span {
        color: #00f;
        }

* **Change the styles of all input and textarea fields:**

        #fbuilder input[type=text], #fbuilder textarea, #fbuilder select {
        border: 2px solid #00f;
        }

* **Change the contact form submit button:**

        #fbuilder .pbSubmit {
        color: #00f;
        font-weight: bold;
        }

* **Change the contact form title and header description:**

        #fbuilder .fform h1 {font-size:32px;}
        #fbuilder .fform span {font-size:16px;}

**To modify only a specific field in the contact form:**

* **Step #1:** In the contact form builder, click a field to edit its details and find the setting named **"Add CSS Layout Keywords"**.
* **Step #2:** Add a class name into that field so the style specified in the CSS class will be applied to that field.
* **Step #3 (Note):** Don't add raw CSS rules directly in the form builder—enter only the name of a CSS class.
* **Step #4:** Place the CSS class definition either into the **"Customization area > Add Custom Styles"** section, your theme's CSS file, or `wp-content/plugins/contact-form-to-email/css/stylepublic.css`.

**Examples:** Add a class named `specialclass` into the setting **"Add CSS Layout Keywords"** and add one of these CSS rules: 

* For changing the field label:

        .specialclass label {
        color: #00f;
        }

* For changing the input or textarea of the field:

        .specialclass input[type=text], .specialclass textarea, .specialclass select {
        border: 2px solid #00f;
        }

To see the modifications on the public contact form, you may need to refresh the page or clear the browser cache so old CSS styles aren't loaded from cache.

= Q: Are the forms GDPR compliant? =

A: Yes. In all plugin versions, you can turn off IP tracking to avoid saving user IP data, and an "Accept terms / GDPR" field is available.


== Other Notes ==

**Replying to contact form messages with AI:** Go to the **"Messages"** section and click the **"Reply"** button next to any submission. A modal window will open with the recipient's email address and original message pre-loaded. You can optionally enter brief instructions in the **AI Assistant Instructions** box and click **Generate with AI** to automatically compose a response without needing an API key, then click **Send Reply**.

**Opening the contact form messages in Excel:** Go to either the "Reports" or "Messages" section and click the button labeled **"Export to CSV"**. CSV files can be opened in Excel—just double-click the downloaded CSV file, and it will display the selected contact form submissions, one per line.

**Deleting a contact form message:** Go to the "Messages" section and use the **"Delete"** button for the contact form message you want to delete. Each row in that list represents a contact form submission.

**Getting the contact form email from the user:** The "From" address used is a fixed email address specified in the contact form settings, which helps prevent emails from being classified as spam. However, when you click "Reply" in your email client, the user's email address will appear automatically as the recipient because the `Reply-To` header is set for this purpose.

**Customizing the captcha image:** The captcha image used in the contact form is 100% implemented inside the plugin, so you don't need to rely on third-party services or servers. In addition to the settings for customizing the captcha design, you can also replace the font files located in the `contact-form-to-email/captcha/` folder.

**Contact form email format:** Notification emails sent from the contact form can be either plain-text or HTML emails. Plain-text emails are preferred in most cases since they are easier to edit and are more likely to pass anti-spam filters.

**Contact form Clone button:** The Clone button duplicates a complete contact form along with its settings. The contact form messages/emails and statistics are not duplicated.

= Custom contact form submit button =  

There is a settings section in each form that allows you to specify the label of the submit button. 

The `class="pbSubmit"` selector can be used to modify the button styles. 

The styles can be applied in any of the CSS files of your theme or added in **"Contact Form to Email > Customization area > Add Custom Styles"** (at the bottom of the page that contains the list of forms).

For further modifications, the submit button is located at the end of the file `cp-public-int.inc.php`.

For general CSS style modifications and examples, check this FAQ entry: https://form2email.dwbooster.com/faq#q82


= Customizing the automatic email reports =  

The settings for the email reports (both global and per-form reports) include the following configuration fields:

* **Enable Reports?:** Option for enabling or disabling the reports.
* **Send report every:** Indicate how often (in days) the reports will be sent.
* **Send after this hour (server time):** Approximate time at which the reports will be sent, based on server time. Some site activity is needed to trigger report delivery, or you can set up a cron job for exact delivery timing.
* **Send email from:** The "From" email address used for the reports. Avoid `@aol.com` and `@hotmail.com` "From" addresses to prevent anti-spam filtering issues.
* **Send to email(s):** The list of email addresses (comma-separated) that will receive the reports.
* **Email subject:** Subject of the email sent with the Contact Form to Email reports.
* **Email format?:** Format of the email sent with the reports (HTML or Plain Text). In most cases, plain text is easier to set up and encounters fewer issues with anti-spam services.
* **Email Text (CSV file will be attached):** Content of the email that will contain the Contact Form to Email reports. The reports will be attached in CSV format.

= The contact form database =  

The messages received via the contact form are stored in the WordPress database table `wp_cftemail_messages`. You can export that data as automatic email reports or in CSV/Excel format from the messages list area. If needed, you can also query that table directly for further processing of the contact form data.

= Importing messages =  

There is an option to import messages into the Contact Form to Email plugin, located below the messages list and labeled **"Import CSV"**.

Messages can be imported from a comma-separated CSV file: one record per line, one field per column. **Do not use a header row with the field names.**

The first 3 columns in the CSV file are the **time, IP address, and email address**. If you don't have this information, leave the first three columns empty. After those initial columns, the fields (columns) must appear in the same order as in the form.

Sample format for the CSV file:

    2013-04-21 18:50:00, 192.168.1.12, john@sample.com, "john@sample.com", "sample subject", "sample message"
    2013-05-16 20:49:00, 192.168.1.24, jane.smith@sample.com, "jane.smith@sample.com", "other subject", "other message"

= "From" address used for the emails =  

In the **"Form Processing / Email Settings"** section, the first setting is named **Send email "From"** and has the following options:

* **From fixed email address indicated below - Recommended option:** If you select "From fixed...", the customer's email address will appear in the "To" address when you hit "Reply". This is the recommended setting to avoid mail server restrictions.

* **From the email address indicated by the customer:** If you select "From customer email", the customer's email will appear visually as the sender when you receive the email, but this is not supported by all hosting providers and can trigger spam filters, so it is not recommended in most cases.

= The drag and drop contact form builder =  

The Form Builder lets you add, edit, and remove fields in the contact form and specify validation rules (required fields, email fields, etc.). 

The following field types are currently available in the version published in the WordPress directory:

* **Single Line Text:** Classic one-line text input.
* **Email:** Validates that the email address has a valid format.
* **Paragraph Text:** Classic multi-line (`textarea`) text input.

In other versions of the plugin, the following fields are also available: Numeric field with specific validations, Date-picker, Checkboxes, Multiple Choice Radio buttons, Dropdown / Select, Upload file fields, Password, Phone with specific validations, static texts, section breaks, and page breaks for multi-page contact forms.

**Other features in the contact form builder:**

 * **Equal fields validation:** Use it, for example, to confirm that the email or text typed in two different fields is identical. Valid for "Single Line Text" and "Email" fields.

 * **Dependent fields:** Use this feature to show/hide fields (any field type) based on the selection made in other fields (checkboxes, radio buttons, or select/drop-down fields). This feature isn't fully available in this version since the related selection fields aren't included.

== Screenshots ==

1. Adding fields to the contact form
2. Editing fields from the contact form
3. Contact form processing settings
4. Contact form validation settings
5. Inserting a contact form into a page
6. Built-in captcha image anti-spam protection
7. Form builder
8. Elementor integration

== Changelog ==

= 1.3.71 =
* Added direct email reply feature in the messages/bookings list.
* Added free, keyless AI Assistant to automatically generate email replies from the messages list.
* Improved messages list table layout, email auto-detection, and modal styling.

= 1.3.70 =
* Interface updates and stronger captcha verification. Thanks to Harry Nguyen for responsibly reporting the issue.

= 1.3.69 =
* Stronger sanitization

= 1.3.68 =
* Compatible with the WordPress 7.1 version

= 1.3.67 =
* Compatible with the WordPress 7.0 version

= 1.3.66 =
* fbuilder fix

= 1.3.65 =
* Admin intf corrections

= 1.3.64 =
* Messages list access update

= 1.3.63 =
* New modern Captcha and Email Deliverability Diagnostic 

= 1.3.62 =
* Siteground SG Speed Optimizer compatibility

= 1.3.61 =
* Security improvements

= 1.3.60 =
* Compatible with WP 6.9

= 1.3.59 =
* Prefill option update

= 1.3.58 =
* Cloudflare / Cloud Flare Turnstile and Flow.cl add-ons

= 1.3.57 =
* Cleaned CSS layout settings

= 1.3.56 =
* Referral tracking integrated

= 1.3.55 =
* Compatible with WP 6.8

= 1.3.54 =
* GD Image library not present detection

= 1.3.53 =
* Form builder fixes

= 1.3.52 =
* Old WP compatibility

= 1.3.51 =
* PHP 8.x update

= 1.3.50 =
* Compatible with WP 6.7

= 1.3.49 =
* Compatible with WP 6.6

= 1.3.48 =
* PHP updates

= 1.3.47 =
* Compatible with WP 6.5

= 1.3.46 =
* Tags removed: contact form excel,form to email,form to database,contact form builder,form to csv,form to excel,contact form csv

= 1.3.45 =
* Reports improvements

= 1.3.44 =
* Additional sanitization

= 1.3.43 =
* Additional output escaping

= 1.3.42 =
* Anti-spam improvement

= 1.3.41 =
* Export update

= 1.3.40 =
* Compatible with WP 6.3

= 1.3.39 =
* WP 6.2 update

= 1.3.38 =
* JS updates

= 1.3.37 =
* Captcha update

= 1.3.36 =
* PHP 8 updates

= 1.3.35 =
* Language updates

= 1.3.34 =
* Compatible with WP 6.1

= 1.3.33 =
* Better captcha

= 1.3.32 =
* Feedback panel update

= 1.3.31 =
* Validation fix

= 1.3.30 =
* Misc improvements

= 1.3.29 =
* Accessibility update

= 1.3.28 =
* Compatibility with Elementor
* CSV export improvements

= 1.3.27 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.9

= 1.3.26 =
* Additional field sanitization

= 1.3.25 =
* Additional field sanitization

= 1.3.24 =
* Interface improvement

= 1.3.23 =
* PHP compatibility update

= 1.3.22 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.8

= 1.3.21 =
* Database structure update

= 1.3.20 =
* CSS updates

= 1.3.19 =
* Fixed bug when creating new forms

= 1.3.18 =
* Compatible with the WordPress 4.7 version

= 1.3.17 =
* New invisible antispam captcha protection: honeypot, smart scripts, ...

= 1.3.16 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.6

= 1.3.15 =
* Fix to jQuery deprecated code

= 1.3.14 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.5

= 1.3.12 =
* Code improvements

= 1.3.11 =
* Fixed captcha conflict

= 1.3.10 =
* Improved form display speed

= 1.3.09 =
* Faster form load speed

= 1.3.08 =
* Insertion block update

= 1.3.07 =
* Fixed conflict with 3rd party optimization plugin

= 1.3.06 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.4

= 1.3.05 =
* New hooks and improved CSV formatting

= 1.3.04 =
* Interface improvements

= 1.3.03 =
* API improvement

= 1.3.02 =
* Improved antispam rules

= 1.3.01 =
* Fixed bug in global email reports

= 1.2.99 =
* Fixed bug in email subject

= 1.2.98 =
* Fixed email delivery bug

= 1.2.97 =
* Compatibility updates

= 1.2.96 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.3

= 1.2.95 =
* Code improvements

= 1.2.94 =
* Update to reports

= 1.2.93 =
* Fix to database encoding

= 1.2.92 =
* Code improvements

= 1.2.91 =
* Allowed better email formatting and misc improvements

= 1.2.90 =
* Code improvements

= 1.2.89 =
* Update for compatibility with WordPress 5.2

= 1.2.88 =
* Fixed bug in iconv function

= 1.2.87 =
* Compatible with WordPress 5.2

= 1.2.86 =
* New feature for editing submissions 
* New feature for adding submissions from admin area

= 1.2.85 =
* Fixed conflict with Yoast SEO

= 1.2.84 =
* Fixed conflict with lazy loading feature of Jetpack

= 1.2.83 =
* Fixed data-saving bug

= 1.2.82 =
* Fixed bug in email settings

= 1.2.81 =
* Fixed bug in message deletion

= 1.2.80 =
* Better auto-config and easier publishing process

= 1.2.79 =
* Fixed Gutenberg editor conflict

= 1.2.78 =
* Major interface update and improvements

= 1.2.77 =
* Removed use of CURL

= 1.2.75 =
* Added Elementor integration

= 1.2.74 =
* Fixed bug in form edition

= 1.2.73 =
* Removed empty spaces/line breaks causing script conflicts 

= 1.2.72 =
* New Gutenberg Block

= 1.2.71 =
* Fixes to form builder area

= 1.2.70 =
* Improved error detection

= 1.2.69 =
* Form builder corrections

= 1.2.68 =
* Fixed conflict with loading page plugins

= 1.2.67 =
* Gutenberg compatibility updates

= 1.2.66 =
* Improved security in custom edition area (XSS and CSRF)

= 1.2.65 =
* Fixed conflict with third party plugins

= 1.2.64 =
* Added publishing wizard

= 1.2.63 =
* Improved messages list

= 1.2.62 =
* Improved CSS edition area

= 1.2.61 =
* Interface and stats section improvements

= 1.2.60 =
* Gutenberg integration update

= 1.2.59 =
* Fixed magic quotes issue

= 1.2.58 =
* Fixed conflict with Gutenberg editor

= 1.2.57 =
* Fix to Gutenberg integration

= 1.2.56 =
* New support option

= 1.2.55 =
* Compatible with Gutenberg

= 1.2.54 =
* Interface improvements

= 1.2.53 =
* New activation issue fixed

= 1.2.52 =
* Improved errors detection

= 1.2.51 =
* Fixed bug in multisite installations 

= 1.2.50 =
* Database creation encoding fix 

= 1.2.49 =
* Email reply-to header fix

= 1.2.48 =
* SMTP compatibility issue

= 1.2.47 =
* GDPR updates and small bug fixes

= 1.2.46 =
* Better activation and deactivation process

= 1.2.45 =
* Removed unneeded code blocks

= 1.2.44 =
* Typo/language fixes

= 1.2.43 =
* New admin notices

= 1.2.42 =
* Update to avoid issues with ASP extensions

= 1.2.41 =
* New features for deleting messages (GDPR-related improvements)

= 1.2.40 =
* Fixed captcha reloading issue

= 1.2.39 =
* Fixed form builder issue

= 1.2.38 =
* Fixed conflict with autoptimize plugin

= 1.2.37 =
* Added field for Accept terms / GDPR compliant feature

= 1.2.36 =
* Added indicator of form being edited

= 1.2.34 =
* Removed use of external Google CDN styles

= 1.2.33 =
* Adjustments to make the form GDPR compliant

= 1.2.32 =
* Renamed plugin references to avoid conflicts

= 1.2.31 =
* Admin interface improvements

= 1.2.30 =
* Fixed bug in graphic report

= 1.2.29 =
* Modification to blink option

= 1.2.28 =
* New feature to report the page where the form was submitted

= 1.2.27 =
* Improvements to the submission process to avoid duplicated submissions

= 1.2.26 =
* Feature for disabling email notifications when needed

= 1.2.25 =
* Added CSS and JavaScript customization panel

= 1.2.24 =
* Fixed bug in review panel

= 1.2.23 =
* Admin intf modifications

= 1.2.22 =
* Fixed conflict with 3rd party plugin

= 1.2.21 =
* Fixed layout of graphics in report page

= 1.2.20 =
* Fixed bug in ajax submission process

= 1.2.19 =
* Compatible with WordPress 4.9

= 1.2.18 =
* Filename sanitization improvements

= 1.2.17 =
* Ajax submission features

= 1.2.16 =
* German translation correction

= 1.2.15 =
* Database upgrade code updated

= 1.2.14 =
* Added default value for options

= 1.2.12 =
* Simpler filename sanitization

= 1.2.11 =
* Fixed initialization bug

= 1.2.10 =
* Improved messages list and print option

= 1.2.09 =
* Filename sanitization

= 1.2.08 =
* Validation updates

= 1.2.07 =
* Sanitization of "from" email address

= 1.2.06 =
* Moved plugin website and links to SSL

= 1.2.05 =
* Fixed bug on color selectors for captcha images

= 1.1.99 =
* Accessibility updates

= 1.1.98 =
* Fixed bugs to report graphics
* Improvements to scripts loading

= 1.1.97 =
* Removed use of deprecated mysql_ functions

= 1.1.96 =
* Tested and compatible with WordPress 4.8

= 1.1.95 =
* Fixed bug that caused error while reusing resources

= 1.1.94 =
* Fixes script issue in previous update

= 1.1.93 =
* Added new settings and translation fields

= 1.1.92 =                                                 
* Improved IP address detection to get real user IP address

= 1.1.91 =
* Fixed bug in review box

= 1.1.90 =
* Major code update, multiple code optimization and security improvements

= 1.1.89 =
* Better query sanitization
* Optional feedback option added

= 1.1.88 =
* Fixed XSS vulnerability

= 1.1.87 =
* Fix to the captcha align in the form builder

= 1.1.86 =
* Form builder update to support email type for mobile devices

= 1.1.85 =
* Field validations in dashboard to prevent common email config issues

= 1.1.84 =
* Minified script to improve form speed

= 1.1.83 =
* Included submission ID in CSV file

= 1.1.82 =
* Compatible with WP 4.7.3

= 1.1.81 =
* Help address update

= 1.1.80 =
* Security improvement

= 1.1.79 =
* Visualization update

= 1.1.78 =
* Documentation updates

= 1.1.77 =
* Bug fixed in add contact form feature

= 1.1.76 =
* Validation updates

= 1.1.75 =
* Fixed broken admin button

= 1.1.74 =
* Admin intf update

= 1.1.73 =
* Security improvement

= 1.1.72 =
* DB improvements

= 1.1.71 =
* Fixed typo

= 1.1.70 =
* Fixed intf. bug

= 1.1.69 =
* DB update

= 1.1.68 =
* Instructions update

= 1.1.67 =
* Fixes to filename generation

= 1.1.66 =
* Compatible with WP 4.7

= 1.1.65 =
* Database fix

= 1.1.64 =
* Doc link updated

= 1.1.63 =
* Database improvements

= 1.1.62 =
* Fixed database error on IPv6 networks

= 1.1.61 =
* Improved support tracking

= 1.1.60 =
* Code optimizations

= 1.1.59 =
* French language corrections

= 1.1.58 =
* Fix to visualization bug in Firefox

= 1.1.57 =
* Interface update

= 1.1.56 =
* Roll back to incorrect update

= 1.1.55 =
* More fixes for magic quotes issue

= 1.1.54 =
* Fixed magic quotes issue

= 1.1.53 =
* IP addr database update

= 1.1.52 =
* Modified processing of posted data

= 1.1.51 =
* New customization form

= 1.1.50 =
* Fixed XSS issue. Thank you to Netsparker Ltd (netsparker.com) for the notification.

= 1.1.49 =
* Compatible with WP 4.6

= 1.1.48 =
* Fixed XSS issue (Thank you to Burak Kelebek for the report)

= 1.1.47 =
* Modified admin addr

= 1.1.46 =         
* Fix on email tags

= 1.1.45 =
* Auto-formatting for from email

= 1.1.44 =
* Captcha params update

= 1.1.43 =
* Mail notice removed

= 1.1.42 =
* IP address not included as default to avoid anti-spam issues

= 1.1.41 =
* "From" email address corrected

= 1.1.40 =
* New documentation

= 1.1.39 =
* Removed old versions of Contact Form to Email

= 1.1.38 =
* Removed unneeded tag from public form

= 1.1.37 =
* Using plugins_loaded instead of init

= 1.1.35 =
* Fixed bug in troubleshoot area

= 1.1.34 =
* jQuery deprecated functions replaced

= 1.1.33 =
* Slashes escape fix

= 1.1.32 =
* Compatible with WP 4.5

= 1.1.31 =
* New filter for file uploads

= 1.1.30 =
* Correction to support address

= 1.1.29 =
* Added nonces and security improvements

= 1.1.28 =
* Added demo pages

= 1.1.27 =
* New website & documentation links

= 1.1.26 =
* Updated API URLs

= 1.1.25 =
* Shortcode parameters sanitization

= 1.1.24 =
* Fixed PHP session issues

= 1.1.23 =
* Fixed typos in French translations

= 1.1.22 =
* Message list updates

= 1.1.21 =
* Improved captcha security

= 1.1.20 =
* Fixed CSS errors and the submit button style in the new WP themes

= 1.1.19 =
* Fixed validation tags

= 1.1.18 =
* Removed old styles

= 1.1.17 =
* Optimization. Removed code from old/unused behaviors

= 1.1.16 =
* Fixed captcha issues

= 1.1.15 =
* Fixed insert query

= 1.1.14 =
* Tested and compatible with WordPress 4.4

= 1.1.13 =
* Form validation is now activated from the form builder

= 1.1.12 =
* Updates to admin interface

= 1.1.11 =
* Interface modifications

= 1.1.10 =
* Support new charsets

= 1.1.9 =
* Default settings updated

= 1.1.8 =
* Fixed CSV sample format
* Updated support links

= 1.1.7 =
* Update to the h2-h1 tags in the admin interface
* Fixed bug with the tabs
* Fixed initialization bug in reports
* Fixed typo in Dutch language
* Removed unneeded data from the post process

= 1.1.6 =
* Compatible with the latest WordPress 4.2.3
* Update to messages list.
* Better code for captcha image generation.
* Fixed conflict with zLib library
* Update to the captcha generation to add content-length header

= 1.1.5 =
* Removed use of esc_sql for numeric values
* Fixed XSS vulnerability
* Fixed bug in translation functions.

= 1.1.4 =
* Compatible with the WordPress 4.2.2 version

= 1.1.3 =
* Sanitized parameters used in SQL queries.
* Support for large forms.
* Improved translations.
* Compatible with the latest WordPress 4.2.x version

= 1.1.2 =
* Compatible with the latest WP versions
* Improved translation code, compatible with the latest WP versions
* New translations
* Auto-detection and auto-solution for captcha image issues in servers with problems in the PHP sessions configuration
* Fixed warning that appeared with PHP safe mode restrictions 
* Sanitized GET parameters used in queries

= 1.01 =
* Compatible with the latest WP versions
* New automatic CSV report options
* Added functional form builder
* Improved CSS styles to avoid CSS conflicts
* Fixed conflict of the captcha image with some third party plugins
* Fixed bug in pagination links
* New feature for adding submission number into the emails
* Fixed bug with backslashes on submissions

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.3.71 =
* New direct email reply feature with a built-in, free AI Assistant (no API key required) and improved messages list interface.