I think there is a misunderstanding here about the concept of a multilingual website. It’s not to have fields in 1 language or another one for any client (this is a single language site). It’s to display the right language to the right client.
So if my form fields are in French how can my English only speakers clients understand them? Form needs to be displayed in any language my website supports.
You should look into supporting WPML and what it offers for multilingual websites. With multilingual plugins these fields will be identified as translatable (strings) and in these plugins there is a simple way for us to translate them, so if client selects French website then these fields are displayed in French. If client chooses English then they are displayed in English. As simple as that you just need to support WPML
In fact having your admin side plugin in French is not so much of a need but having the front-end fields in the correct language obviously is mandatory
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This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by rockpeach.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by rockpeach.