Fun Challenges With Recent Caldera Forms Updates – Josh Pollock

Last week, we release a new version of Caldera Forms and a new form translations add-on for Caldera Forms. These were both fun projects to work on and I wanted to share a more technical overview of some of what I did on those projects than I gave in the official release post. I hope this post is interesting and useful to all WordPress developers, whether you are a Caldera Forms user or not. But if you’re not, maybe it’s time to try it
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Caldera Forms Translations
Previously, When using Caldera Forms or most other form builders on a multi-lingual site, you had to have to create multiple forms, one per language. That is a pain to manage. Making one change meant editing multiple forms.
Caldera Forms Translations is our new translations add-on. One forms, many languages. I originally was planning this as a feature of the core plugin since we didn’t want to make it a paid add-on. That said, figuring out if a form has translations, then if each field has a translation, and then if that translation is in the right language introduces a bit of
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