OneClick Form Lite

OneClick Form Lite adds a lightweight contact form to your WordPress site via shortcode:

• Shortcode: [oneclickform]
• Fields: Name, Email, Subject, Message + GDPR consent checkbox
• Anti-spam: honeypot + server-side rate limiting
• Delivery modes:
  • WordPress wp_mail()
  • Built-in SMTP
  • File mode (writes messages to your uploads directory)
• Optional Google reCAPTCHA v3 (score-based)
• Translations: EN (default) + FR, ES, PT-BR (via included .mo files)

Important notes: * This plugin does NOT store submitted messages in the WordPress database. * Messages are delivered by email (wp_mail/SMTP) or written to files (File mode). * Your host/mail provider may store emails in logs and mailboxes. * No minified/compiled assets are shipped with this plugin. All distributed CSS/JS is human-readable.

Documentation is included in the plugin: docs/oneclick-form-lite-user-guide.html

Source code

The plugin ships unminified, human-readable JS/CSS source files. No build process is used.

External services

1) This plugin can optionally integrate Google reCAPTCHA v3 to help prevent spam form submissions.

When enabled: – The visitor’s browser loads Google’s reCAPTCHA script: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?render=YOUR_SITE_KEY – The browser communicates with Google to obtain a reCAPTCHA token.

On form submission: – The plugin sends the reCAPTCHA token to Google for verification: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify – The verification request includes the token and the submitter’s IP address (remoteip) when available.

Service provider: Google LLC Terms of service: https://policies.google.com/terms Privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

2) This plugin can also send emails via an SMTP server configured by the site administrator (optional).

When SMTP is enabled and an email is sent: – The plugin connects to the configured SMTP host and port. – Email data is transmitted to the SMTP server in order to deliver the message.

Data sent to the SMTP server may include: – Sender and recipient addresses, subject, message content – Technical email headers – Authentication data (username/password) if configured by the site administrator

Service provider: The SMTP provider selected by the site administrator (e.g., hosting provider, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, etc.) Terms of service: See the selected SMTP provider’s terms Privacy policy: See the selected SMTP provider’s privacy policy