Email Verification for Elementor Forms

Add an email verification field to your Elementor forms. Users receive a code to the email entered on first submit and can only submit the form if they enter the code. This ensures submissions from verified emails, reducing spam.

Filters

• evef/generator/code – Customize the generated verification code.
• evef/email/email_to – Customize the recipient email address.
• evef/email/email_from – Customize the email “from” address.
• evef/email/email_from_name – Customize the name of the email sender.
• evef/email/email_to_bcc – Customize the BCC recipient email address.
• evef/email/subject – Customize the email subject.
• evef/email/body – Customize the email message content.
• evef/email/headers – Customize the email headers.
• evef/valdation/invalid_code_message – Customize the error message shown if the code is invalid.
• evef/classic/normal_text – Customize the text for resending the email.
• evef/classic/success_text – Customize the success message text.
• evef/classic/error_text – Customize the error message text.
• evef/classic/loader_html – Customize the loader HTML.

Notes

For detailed usage instructions and more customization options, please refer to the documentation included with the plugin.

1.2.2

• Set version in plugin header

1.2.1

• Set stable tag
• Fix typo in README

1.2.0

• Add Plugin URI
• Add rate limiting for email and ip
• respect rate limit timeout in frontend
• improve error handling

1.1.2

• Add Author URI

1.1.1

• Fix version in main plugin file

1.1.0

• Optimize error handling and add unslash.
• allow changing width of verification field

1.0.0

• Initial release.

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/email-verification-elementor-forms directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
3. Navigate to your Elementor form and add the email verification field.