Letterkeep Contact Form
| 开发者 | frostydev |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月12日 10:18 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Fields: text, email, phone, web address, number, date, paragraph, dropdown, choose one, checkboxes and a consent box — each with a label, required or not, placeholder, help text and full or half width.
- Four templates: Contact form, Quote request, Callback request and Newsletter signup.
- The block Letterkeep Form and the shortcode
[letterkeep id="…"]. - The form's stylesheet and script load only on pages that show a form, and need no jQuery.
- Works without JavaScript and behind page caching: the form posts to its own page, and a fresh security token is fetched when a visitor starts typing on a cached page.
- Accessible: every field has a label, required fields say so in words, and errors are linked to their fields with a summary at the top.
- After sending, the visitor sees your thank-you message, or goes to a page on your site that you choose.
- Every entry is saved before any email is sent, with the page it was sent from.
- Letterkeep → Entries: search, a filter per form, unread and read, spam, delete, one entry at a time, and CSV export per form of exactly the entries the list shows.
- The CSV export puts an apostrophe in front of = + - or @ wherever a spreadsheet could start a formula, also when spaces or quotation marks stand before it: at the start of a value, and after a semicolon, tab or line break inside it, where a Danish, German or French Excel begins a new cell.
- If an entry cannot be saved, the email still goes out with the whole message and a line saying so; if neither works, the visitor is told the message was not sent.
- Send to one or more addresses, written plainly or as
Name <address>. The subject and message can use{field:name},{all_fields},{form_title},{page_url},{site_title}and{admin_email}. - From is wordpress@ your site's domain unless you choose another address, and the settings screen warns you when the address you chose is not on your site's domain. Reply-To is the visitor's email address in every new form that has an email field, so pressing Reply answers them.
- An optional automatic reply to the visitor, off by default.
- Send test email shows your mail server's own answer, and a notice on Letterkeep's screens counts notifications that failed.
- Always on, without any account: a honeypot field, a check that the form was not sent within 3 seconds of loading, and at most 5 entries from one IP address per 10 minutes.
- Optional: Cloudflare Turnstile, hCaptcha or Google reCAPTCHA v3, with your own keys.
- If the CAPTCHA service does not answer, the entry is taken in and marked, instead of being turned away. If the service refuses your key, or its widget shows a visitor an error instead of its check (most often a key that does not list your domain), a notice tells you, and the entry is kept.
- While the CAPTCHA is passing your other visitors, a visitor who presses Send without answering a Turnstile or hCaptcha challenge in front of them is asked to confirm and press Send again, keeping what they typed — and a form that arrives without any answer the visitor could have given (JavaScript off, a blocked script, a widget that showed its own error, a reCAPTCHA v3 that never answered) is not turned away, but kept under Spam with that reason. When the CAPTCHA has passed no one for about a day, or since you changed its key or service, entries are taken in without the check, and a notice says it is not running on your forms.
- Everything caught as spam is kept under Spam for 30 days (at most 1,000 entries), with the reason — so a real message caught by mistake is not lost.
- A consent box stores the text the visitor agreed to with the entry.
- Visitors' IP addresses are not saved unless you turn that on.
- Old entries can be deleted automatically after a number of days you choose.
- WordPress' own Export Personal Data and Erase Personal Data tools find entries by email address, and Letterkeep suggests text for your privacy policy.
- Deleting the plugin keeps your forms and entries, unless you tick "Delete all Letterkeep data when the plugin is deleted".
安装:
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New Plugin, search for "Letterkeep Contact Form", then install and activate it.
- Activation creates one form, Contact form, with the fields Name, Email and Message. It is sent to your site's admin address.
- Open Letterkeep → Forms. Each form shows its shortcode and the name of its block: add the block Letterkeep Form to a page, or paste the shortcode.
- Open Letterkeep → Settings and press Send test email to see what your mail server answers.
- Coming from Contact Form 7? Press Import on Letterkeep → Forms.
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常见问题:
Where do the entries go?
Into two tables of Letterkeep's own in your WordPress database — one for forms, one for entries — before any email is sent. You find them under Letterkeep → Entries.
Will my emails arrive now?
Letterkeep sends through WordPress' own wp_mail(), as Contact Form 7, WPForms and Fluent Forms do. What it changes is that you can see what happened: each entry shows whether your mail server accepted the notification and, if not, the exact error. The entry is saved either way.
Does it work with SMTP plugins?
Yes. It sends through wp_mail(), which SMTP plugins such as WP Mail SMTP and FluentSMTP take over, and it records the outcome WordPress reports back.
Does it work without JavaScript, and with page caching?
Yes. Without JavaScript the form posts to its own page; after a successful send, the page is loaded again with the thank-you message, so refreshing it does not send the form twice. On a cached page, a fresh security token is fetched when a visitor starts typing. A CAPTCHA, if you turn one on, needs JavaScript in the visitor's browser; without it, the visitor is told the check cannot run, and the message is kept under Spam while the CAPTCHA is working for your other visitors.
Do I need a CAPTCHA?
Usually not. The honeypot, the 3-second check and the limit per IP address are always on. If spam still gets through, turn on Cloudflare Turnstile, hCaptcha or reCAPTCHA v3 under Letterkeep → Settings → Spam, with keys from your own account.
What happens to a message that is caught as spam?
It is saved under Spam with the reason, no notification is sent, and the visitor sees the normal thank-you message. It is kept for 30 days, at most 1,000 entries.
Can it take file uploads, check spam with Akismet, or show fields depending on other answers?
Not in this version. File uploads, Akismet and conditional logic are on the list for later versions, without a date. Until then, the honeypot, the 3-second check, the IP limit and an optional CAPTCHA handle spam.
Does it load anything on pages without a form?
No. The stylesheet, the script and any CAPTCHA script are only added to a page that shows a Letterkeep form.
What happens when I delete the plugin?
Your forms and entries stay, so a reinstall finds them again — unless you tick "Delete all Letterkeep data when the plugin is deleted" under Letterkeep → Settings → Privacy first.
Is there a paid version?
Yes, Letterkeep Pro, an add-on that sends entries on to newsletter and CRM services and tells you when one of them refuses entries or stops answering. It is described above under Letterkeep Pro. Nothing in this plugin is locked, limited or switched off without it.
更新日志:
- First release.