• Hello,

    Do you support multilingual websites, so the form/automatic emails/front end features/… can be in the client’s language?

    Am using Polylang to manage multilingual, is your plugin compatible with it?

    Thanks

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by rockpeach.
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  • Thread Starter rockpeach

    (@rockpeach)

    It appears you need to support WPML and have a wpml-config.xml file for the strings to appear all multilingual plugins (Polylang included) so we can translate the fields we create

    More details here: https://polylang.pro/doc/the-wpml-config-xml-file/

    Please let me know what are your plans as without this support it makes it very difficult to use your plugin in a multilingual site

    Hi,

    We do support WPML. Please let us know which language are you trying to translate the plugin to? So that we can provide you with the respective language file.

    Thread Starter rockpeach

    (@rockpeach)

    Great news! Trying to translate to French. Also how can I translate my custom form fields?

    Hi,

    We are working on some of the issues with translations files. We will soon provide you with the language files for French translation as soon as we fix the bugs.

    Also, please note that the custom forms will be displayed as it is configured in the backend settings. If you want to display a custom field in French, you can give the title of the custom field in French so that the exact title in French will be displayed in the front end.

    Thread Starter rockpeach

    (@rockpeach)

    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

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by rockpeach.
    • This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by rockpeach.
    Thread Starter rockpeach

    (@rockpeach)

    Hi,

    There is a tool to automatically generate the wpml-config.xml file (which allows anyone to translate their own content): https://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/wpml-compatibility-test-tools-plugin/

    Please let me know if you’re interested and we’ll definitely jump in the premium version if multilingual is supported. So far we really like your plugin, very easy to setup and use!

    Thanks

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