How to translate your form to multiple languages

First, open your form for editing and click on Settings

then scroll down to the Locales section

You can now add as many languages as you need and define the strings you want to translate in your form, one of the languages should be the default language of your website, here we have en-GB as the default language, this one does not need to have translations, but the strings should still be defined:

After you do that, you can call the translation strings in your form, the string will be translated according to the definition in "Locales" when the active language is loaded:

 

Passing Parameters to Locales strings

Starting from ChronoForms v8.0.52 you will be able to pass parameters to the Locales strings, here is an example:

In this greeting message, we pass one parameter to the locale string using %s, when calling this string we can pass any variable and it will be replaced.

Here we replaced the %s in our greeting with the value of the field named customer_name, the end result will be something like:

Dear Max, thank you for your message