Frontend Post Submission Manager Lite – Guest Post and Frontend Submission Forms

Publish your first frontend submission form in four steps: choose a ready-to-use form, configure its fields, add the shortcode to a page, and submit a test entry. Frontend Post Submission Manager Lite gives WordPress sites a practical frontend workflow for standard posts. Start with a guest form or a login-required form, then decide which fields appear, how submitted posts are handled, and who receives notifications—without building a custom form system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOd3kbQjrKg Start With a Ready-to-Use Form After activation, the Quick Start guide points administrators through the first-success path:

1. Choose the Guest Post Form or Login Require Form.
2. Configure labels, required fields, post status, notifications, and spam protection.
3. Publish the form using its shortcode.
4. Submit a test entry and confirm the expected post status.

What Lite Includes

• Guest and login-required frontend forms for standard WordPress posts
• A drag-and-drop form builder
• Unlimited simple text and textarea custom fields
• Five pre-designed frontend templates
• Frontend preview and Ajax submission
• Configurable post status, author, format, character limits, and form components
• Administrator and submitter email notifications
• Success redirection
• Google reCAPTCHA or Cloudflare Turnstile spam protection
• Translation-ready strings and developer documentation

Privacy When deactivating the plugin, users may optionally submit feedback. No feedback is sent unless the user chooses to submit it. If submitted, the selected reason, optional message, plugin version, WordPress version, and PHP version may be emailed to the plugin team to help improve the plugin. Lite Is Best For

• Guest post submission on a blog or magazine
• Community article collection
• Logged-in contributor submission
• A straightforward frontend workflow for standard WordPress posts

Upgrade to Pro When You Need Choose Pro for workflows beyond Lite's standard-post and simple-field scope:

• Unlimited forms
• Advanced field types, including select, checkbox, radio, date, file, URL, telephone, YouTube, hidden, and WYSIWYG fields
• Custom post types and custom taxonomies
• A frontend post management dashboard
• Submission limits and advanced workflow controls
• PayPal payments for frontend submissions
• Twenty or more pre-designed templates
• Direct image upload to the post content editor

Check all Frontend Post Submission Manager premium features here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CGtfQG7RfU Upgrade to Pro

• To explore Pro, please go here
• To view the demo, please go here

1.3.5

• Security: Prevent stored DOM-based cross-site scripting in uploader labels and messages, and block uploader markers in submitted HTML.

1.3.4

• Added an accessible four-step Quick Start guide for administrators, with seeded-form and documentation fallbacks.
• Added secure per-administrator guide dismissal with nonce, capability, persistence, and recoverable-error handling.
• Added a responsive PayPal Pro upgrade callout with keyboard-visible focus.
• Fixed Quick Start step-grid overflow at 200% browser zoom and responsive widths.
• Verified compatibility with WordPress 7.1.

1.3.3

• Added security hardening improvements for plugin request handling.
• Improved validation and sanitization for safer form and admin workflows.
• Updated maintenance fixes to keep the plugin compatible with current WordPress standards.
• Thanks to Artus KG for responsibly reporting the security issues addressed in this release.

1.3.2

• Improved the Upgrade to PRO section copy to better explain PRO-only features and lifetime update pricing.
• Updated the Free vs PRO comparison table for clearer feature differences.
• Improved the Upgrade to PRO FAQ section with more detailed PRO feature information.
• Refined backend button styling and spacing for a more consistent admin experience.
• Fixed the review slider navigation so it no longer triggers form save actions.
• Added an optional deactivation feedback prompt to help understand why users deactivate the plugin.

1.3.1

• Fixed file upload authorization so guest uploads remain available for guest forms while login-required forms now require an authenticated user.

1.3.0

• Added Cloudflare Turnstile captcha support

1.2.9

• Refined Lite positioning and upgrade messaging
• Updated free vs pro comparison copy for better accuracy
• Improved readme wording to better reflect Lite capabilities

1.2.8

• Fixed some security issues

1.2.7

• Fixed some security issues

1.2.6

• Fixed some security issues

1.2.5

• Fixed text domain warning message

1.2.4

• Fixed text domain warning message
• Updated upgrade images and added free vs pro comparison

1.2.3

• Fixed security vulnerability reported by Wordfence

1.2.2

• Added upgrade to pro banner

1.2.1

• Updated price in upgrade to pro section

1.2.0

• Fixed author selection issue in basic settings
• Fixed post format selection issue in basic settings

1.1.9

• Added review Notice

1.1.8

• WP 6.3 Compatibility check

1.1.7

• Fixed file upload issue

1.1.6

• Fixed post admin link for admin notification Email
• Removed unncessary files
• Fixed HTML text editor issue

1.1.5

• WP 6.2 compatiblity check

1.1.4

• WP 6.1 compatiblity check

1.1.3

• Added - support in meta key while adding custom fields

1.1.2

• Changed details in upgrade section

1.1.1

• WP 6.0 Compatiblity Check

1.1.0

• Added fpsml_submission_before_process_ajax hook before form submission ajax process

1.0.9

• PRO featured displayed in backend

1.0.8

• WP 5.9 Compatiblity Check

1.0.7

• Fixed upgrade link

1.0.6

• Fixed backend layout issues
• WP 5.8 Compatibility Check

1.0.5

• Fixed checkbox field issue for non hierarchical taxonomies
• Added editor height option for post content editor

1.0.4

• WP 5.7 compatiblity check

1.0.3

• Fixed bug for multisite
• Fixed few warnings

1.0.2

• WP 5.6 compatiblity check

1.0.1

• Updated upgrade section

1.0.0

• Initial Commit to Repository