Bunny & Co Multiple File Upload for Contact Form 7

Bunny & Co Multiple File Upload for Contact Form 7 adds a new form-tag so visitors can attach several files at once with a drag-and-drop UI. Uploaded files are validated on the server and attached to Contact Form 7 notification emails the same way native CF7 file fields work.

This plugin is an independent add-on. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rock Lobster Inc. (the makers of Contact Form 7).

Features

• New Contact Form 7 form-tag: [hbwa_mfile] (optional) and [hbwa_mfile*] (required)
• Drag and drop or click to browse
• Multiple files in one field
• Per-file size limit with limit:
• Maximum file count with maxfiles:
• Acceptable file types with filetypes:
• Uploaded files are attached to the Contact Form 7 mail (Mail / Mail (2))
• File names can also appear in the message body via the matching mail-tag
• Tag generator button labeled multi-file in the Contact Form 7 form editor

Requirements

• Contact Form 7 must be installed and active

How to use the shortcode

1. Edit a Contact Form 7 form.
2. Click the multi-file button in the form-tag generator.
3. Configure field name, file types, size limit, and max files, then insert the tag into the Form tab.
4. Open the Mail tab and add the same field name as a mail-tag in File attachments so files are attached to the email.
5. Optionally also put the mail-tag in the message body if you want the file names listed in the email text.

Basic shortcode examples

Optional field:

Required field:

With options:

Shortcode options

• filetypes: — pipe-separated extensions (example: jpg|jpeg|png|pdf)
• limit: — max size per file (example: 2mb, 500kb, or bytes)
• maxfiles: — maximum number of files allowed in one submission
• class: — optional CSS class (supported via the tag generator)

Mail setup (required for email attachments)

If your form-tag field name is attachments, add this in the Mail tab under File attachments:

You can also include [attachments] in the message body to list uploaded file names in the email content.

Uploaded files are sent as real email attachments when Contact Form 7 file uploading is enabled for that mail template. Make sure your hosting PHP upload limits (upload_max_filesize, post_max_size) allow the sizes you configure.

Guidelines

• Always put the matching mail-tag in File attachments if you want files attached to the email.
• Use [hbwa_mfile*] when at least one file is required.
• Keep maxfiles: and limit: realistic for your server and mailbox size limits.
• Restrict filetypes: to what you actually need (for example images and PDFs only).
• This field does not replace CF7’s native [file] tag — use [hbwa_mfile] when you need multiple files and drag-and-drop.

Author: hell0bunny