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When i set the language options to "auto" in the settings for FRC, the FRC widget in my CF7 forms on my other languages would not change to the desired languages.
All the forms were created with the same WP admin language so they all got the same lang="fi" in the code.
I managed to get it to work by changing the language of WP to Swedish and then creating a new form with CF7.
The CF7 code then changed to:
Maybe it's worth adding support for the most common multi language plugins for Wordpress. I would guess they all expose some functionality to retrieve the current language in PHP.
True. To me it sounds like at least having the option for FRC to retreive html lang="" would be a good idea. It could be added as an option in settings and not be enabled by default to avoid issues when people update the plugin. Another option could be to retrieve the url like "/en/" or "/de/" for example.
Just some suggestions, I'm not an expert.
When i set the language options to "auto" in the settings for FRC, the FRC widget in my CF7 forms on my other languages would not change to the desired languages.
All the forms were created with the same WP admin language so they all got the same lang="fi" in the code.
I managed to get it to work by changing the language of WP to Swedish and then creating a new form with CF7.
The CF7 code then changed to:
and the FRC code changed to:
Then i changed the language of WP to English and created another form. And so on.
I use "Falang multilanguage for WordPress" and "Falang for Elementor".
Hope you can get it fixed or at least this solution can help anyone with the same issue.
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