Just trying to figure out how to change the error messages that are displayed if a user fails to enter a value for a required field, i.e. <--- Please enter a value for "Name:"
I didn't find the option within the formbuilder admin, and I also haven't tracked it down in the formbuilder files yet.
Any help is appreciated.
[solved] how to change error messages in Formbuilder
[solved] how to change error messages in Formbuilder
Last edited by clay1754 on Fri Aug 20, 2010 4:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: how to change error messages in Formbuilder
simply make you own messages like this:
{if $entry->valid == 0}the field "{$entry->name}" is empty!{/if}
{if $entry->valid == 0}the field "{$entry->name}" is empty!{/if}
Re: how to change error messages in Formbuilder
Thanks for the reply, I finally found that there was a language file, en_US.php, within the formbuilder directory that had values that could be modified to what I wanted them to say.
Re: how to change error messages in Formbuilder
This will work till you upgrade the module...clay1754 wrote: I finally found that there was a language file, en_US.php, within the formbuilder directory that had values that could be modified to what I wanted them to say.
The next page is a good read how to prevend overwritten language strings:
http://calguy1000.com/Blogs/6/60/custom ... lates.html
Regards, Rolf

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Re: [solved] how to change error messages in Formbuilder
hi
there is a translated file in sub folder (directory) modules/FormBuilder/lang/ext for every languages
BUT WHY CMSMS NOT USE them?
there is a translated file in sub folder (directory) modules/FormBuilder/lang/ext for every languages
BUT WHY CMSMS NOT USE them?