After Mark Jaquith tweeted “Uninstall “WP Contact Form 7″ — it is being exploited” – it’s surprising to me that the plugin still shows up at the top of the list of wordpress.org plugins.  Cforms – the best plugin for the job – has still not been re-listed on wordpress.org, despite being GPL’ed some months [...]

Contact Forms in WordPress

After Mark Jaquith tweeted "Uninstall "WP Contact Form 7" -- it is being exploited" - it's surprising to me that the plugin still shows up at the top of the list of wordpress.org plugins.  Cforms - the best plugin for the job - has still not been re-listed on wordpress.org, despite being GPL'ed some months ago.  As I said on my work blog,

This is far and away the best contact form plugin there is. The reason? configurability. You can easy build literally anything with it. We’ve built out employment application forms, wedding checklists, and more for clients. It also drives our own quote form. There’s also built in spam protection, via question and answer or captcha.

If you need a contact form , or any kind of form (share this via email, file upload, schedule request, etc), go use Cforms.

This entry was written by adam, posted on 29 Apr 2009 at 7:44, filed under blogging and tagged , . Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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    Mary
    Posted 6 Oct 2009 at 2:02 |
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    Thanks for the heads up I have been working on several Wordpress projects that are requiring me to add a contact form and now i know which is best to use.

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