Once I got started to using the plugin, it didn’t take long to find it very useful especially if you need to create more than a single form for more than one WordPress blog. But I was not being too keen on the idea of having to key in those forms too many times I decided to create a WordPress plugin for backing up and restoring the Contact Form 7 form data. It will allow me to transfer the forms data from one site to another without having to retype them.

I thought I’d share it to whoever might need it so here I am writing this post about the Contact Form 7 Backup and Restore plugin that I have created. It’s actually on it’s initial usable version so don’t expect any bells and whistles for this ‘coz I just needed to transfer what I did for one blog to another and start making changes for that blog from the restored data.

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If you’ve started a WordPress blog, probably one of the first things that would be on your list is creating a contact form so that readers would be able to interact with you. I’ve used a number of Contact Form WordPress plugins for sites I have created.

Recently, I decided to try out the WordPress Contact Form 7 plugin created by Takayuki Miyoshi. The features are flexible and simple. It allows you to create multiple contact forms for different purposes. It has support for Akismet spam filtering and captcha.

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