• Hi,

    I have a small feature request. I have Flamingo installed along with Contact Form 7 in order to have submitted form data stored in database. I noticed that the (empty) value of honey pot field is stored as well, but I believe there is no scenario in which it makes sense, thus this feature request.

    Contact Form 7 (at least in current version) supports “do not store” feature for form tags. It can be activated when adding the tag to the form via third parameter as your plugin does on line 87 of honeypot.php:

    wpcf7_add_form_tag( 'honeypot', 'wpcf7_honeypot_formtag_handler', array( 'name-attr' => true, 'do-not-store' => true ) );
    

    The 'name-attr' => true is what you got if you pass true as third parameter as your plugin does now, so it has to be declared explicitly.

    Thanks for a great extension to Contact Form 7 and please consider my feature request!

    All the best,
    ?eslav

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  • Ryan

    (@daobydesign)

    Hi @chesio. Excellent feature request, and you’re right — as it will always be blank, no need to store it. Will definitely add in the next version. Might be a few days, or a week before I’m able to get it tested and rolled out, but watch for it in the next version.

    Ryan

    (@daobydesign)

    Hi @chesio, sorry it took so long, but I’m happy to report that v1.14 of the plugin (just released moments ago) now contains the do-not-store flag. Thanks a lot for the suggestion. Please let me know if you notice any problems.

    Thread Starter ?eslav Przywara

    (@chesio)

    Hi @daobydesign, so far I haven’t noticed any problems with new version ??

    Thanks a lot!

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