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Support multiple languages in Web Content (forms, surveys, etc)

Form Fields should support multiple languages by having label fields where each language can be stored. When using the form designer, the form field selector on the right should display the available different labels, or the form should have a control that permits the designer to select the language to use, which would in turn use the corresponding language from the form fields.

Example, if there is a form field for "First Name", and we want to be able to use this on an English, French or Chinese language form, the English, French and Chinese labels for "First Name" should be stored on the Form Field record. Then in the form designer, we should be able to set that the form will be rendered in Chinese and the Chinese labels would be used for all fields.

  • Guest
  • Jul 28 2020
  • Planned
Forms & Web Analytics
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  • Guest commented
    06 May 12:56

    also - could be related to this depending on how implemented, it would be nice if we could still pull from preset/preconfigured field list when using the new form designer

    if we do all the work to do input translations in fields and field values, better to have an option for "global" fields so that we can re-use across applicable forms

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  • Guest commented
    06 May 12:55

    We also operate globally, 11 or 12 languages - creating this many forms just due to translation requirements is not ideal.

    However, please consider that fields such as dropdown, multi-select, etc. must also be able to have values translated.

    And the redirect URL upon submission needs to also go to different links by language - wouldn't want someone in French going to an English confirmation page :) and if not using redirect URL, the confirmation message should also have boxes for varying languages.

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  • Guest commented
    May 10, 2024 08:57

    We operate globally and in 10 languages, having a single form that can be translated would save so much time and be easier than having to clone the base form 9 times. We sometimes use Microsoft Forms for quicker jobs as they provide this feature.

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  • Guest commented
    October 13, 2022 15:13

    Can you tell us when this feature is planned to be released? Thx! Carolyn

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  • Helen Murray commented
    August 05, 2021 11:05

    Yes this would be very useful for use in public sector in Wales where we need to comply with Welsh Language standards.

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