DX Contact Form Success Page for Jetpack replaces the default success message showing after successfully submitting a contact form, with your custom message.

This little plugin can be handy for telling your clients about the deadlines to reply, how long it is going to take to get a reply to their contact, etc..

You can also filter entire post/page content to display only the success message, in case of course the contact form is sent.

You can style the message better, there is a filter jpcfsm_message_content_loaded you can use for this regard. Assuming for example you want to wrap the message in a green box with a black border, this code can help you achieve it easily without the need to use extra plugins or style thrugh the content editor:

Add to your child theme's functions file:

add_filter('jpcfsm_message_content_loaded', function($message) {
    return '<div style="background:green;border:1px solid #555">' . $message . '</div>';
});

For support threads please use the support section of this plugin here on the forums. If you want to send out a private note or idea or something, then you can contact me here

Thank you!

I am getting the default Jetpack success message, what is wrong?

You must set a custom message in the plugin settings first in order for the plugin to use it to filter the default Jetpack message.

0.4.4

• Sanitized
• Tested up to WordPress 5.5.1 version

0.4.3

• Code refactor and change plugin name

0.4.2

• Fixed Error having the whole content filtered when no form is sent yet (if filter content setting is on)

0.4

• Fixed self calls with new Self, which is supported in PHP >= 5.5 only
• Removed PHP version check: the plugin should work with any version.

0.3

• See https://wordpress.org/support/topic/needs-an-update-16/
• Fixed - https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cyrillic-messages-support/
• i18n for admin

0.2

• Improved settings page.
• Added ability to filter entire post/page content and show only the success message when the form is sent.

0.1

• Initial release.

• Install and activate the plugin:

1. Upload the plugin to your plugins directory, or use the WordPress installer.
2. Activate the plugin through the \'Plugins\' menu in WordPress.