Prefill Contact Form 7 With the Logged-In User's Details
Fills the name and email fields of Contact Form 7 forms with the details of the logged-in visitor, so members do not have to type them again.
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Fills the name and email fields of Contact Form 7 forms with the details of the logged-in visitor, so members do not have to type them again.
Fills WPForms name and email fields with the logged-in visitor's details, so members and customers do not have to type them again.
Adds the form name and a short reference number to the subject of every Contact Form 7 email, so messages are easy to filter and refer to in your inbox.
Adds the form name and the submitter's name to the subject of WPForms notifications, so messages are easy to tell apart and filter in your inbox.
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