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    (@thysgc)


    I am building a website that is going to be used by members of our association. They speak Dutch, French or English.
    Translations are being made with WPML, so I am quite familiar with how it works.

    However, although ARMember’s documentation states that it is fully compatible with WPML (which is denied by WPML on their forum, btw), I cannot figure out how to make ARMember components language-sensitive, i.e. that forms detect the language of the page and act accordingly.
    I have created different forms for all three languages, so that works fine, but what about messages like “You profile has been changed successfully”?

    In short, where can I find a description of the multilingual functioning of ARMember?
    Thanks.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Ankur Chotai

    (@reputeinfosystems)

    Hello,

    I am really sorry for the delay in response.

    Regarding translating the message of form’s shortcodes, You can pass translated message in shortcode argument. For example,

    [arm_edit_profile title=”Edit Profile” form_id=”101″ form_position=”center” social_fields=”facebook,twitter,linkedin” submit_text=”Update Profile” message=”Your profile has been updated successfully.” view_profile=”true” view_profile_link=”View Profile”]

    Here, change the message in “message” argument, and change submit button text in “submit_text” argument, and then put your shortcode language-wise.

    I hope that makes sense.

    Please let me know if there is anything else.

    Thanks

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