Maybe everyone knows this already, but in case not,
I found that when building the phpform in foreign
languages the builder won't accept words with
comma's, hyphens,etc like Direccin e-mail (correo electrnico): But, after it's built you can use a webpage editor and go in and put it in.
Also, in the process.php you can also go in and put in a message like Vous navez pas entr ni votre nom, ni votre adresse e-mail (courriel), ni la langue. Sil vous plat remplissez le formulaire et envoyez-le de nouveau.and will work, even tho it contains ( ) and a . So far it's worked with spanish, french and english. Will try Polish next.
Phpform is truly a remarkable progam!!
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Yes, you are absolutely right. For foreign languages containing non alphanumeric characters, you must first use alphanumeric characters and then edit the HTML file of the form to display whatever language you wish. As long as the form field names are intact, everything should be just fine.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Maybe everyone knows this already, but in case not,
I found that when building the phpform in foreign
languages the builder won't accept words with
comma's, hyphens,etc like Direccin e-mail (correo electrnico): But, after it's built you can use a webpage editor and go in and put it in.
Also, in the process.php you can also go in and put in a message like Vous navez pas entr ni votre nom, ni votre adresse e-mail (courriel), ni la langue. Sil vous plat remplissez le formulaire et envoyez-le de nouveau.and will work, even tho it contains ( ) and a . So far it's worked with spanish, french and english. Will try Polish next.
Phpform is truly a remarkable progam!!
Yes, you are absolutely right. For foreign languages containing non alphanumeric characters, you must first use alphanumeric characters and then edit the HTML file of the form to display whatever language you wish. As long as the form field names are intact, everything should be just fine.