In AForms Eats 1.0.0 or later, you can set the words in the admin panel.
In this article we will explain how to change the words, theme by theme.
At the end of the article, you will also find a list that explains all the words.
Changing the notation of the Submit button
To change the notation of the Submit button, you need to change the “Submit” field.
If you change this to, for example, “Order”, it will be displayed as such.
Please note that once you have made changes to the input fields, click the “Commit Changes” button at the bottom left of the page to confirm your changes, and then click the “Save” button at the top right of the page.
Changing currency
AForms Eats does not care about the kind of currency.
So, if you change the currency display, the currency can be changed as it is.
To change the currency display, change the field labeled as $%s.
The %s part will be replaced with an amount of money, so set it to €%s for EUR. (Can you see this euro symbol?)
If you want to display the euro symbol, then your site should use a font which can display it.
And one more thing, you may also learn how to input the euro symbol. Google will help you.
Words List
No | #This is used as the line number in the quotation display. It is not displayed in the normal style. |
Category | It is used in the heading line of the quotation display. It is not displayed in the normal style. |
Entry | It is used in the heading line of the quotation display. |
Unit Price | It is used in the heading line of the quotation display. |
Quantity | It is used in the heading line of the quotation display. |
Price | It is used in the heading line of the quotation display. |
Subtotal | It is used in the quotation display. |
Tax | It is used in the quotation display. |
Total | It is used in the quotation display. |
required | It is used in the input items to indicate that the input is required. |
Input here | This is the error message displayed when a required item is not entered. |
Invalid | This is the error message displayed when the zip code input is different from the format. |
Check here | This is the error message displayed when an item that must be checked is unchecked. |
Select here | This is the error message displayed when a required item is not selected. |
Repeat here | This is the error message displayed when the same input has to be repeated, such as an email address, but it is not. |
Zip | It is used in address items. |
To Confirmation Screen | It is used in buttons. |
Your Name | placeholder |
First Name | placeholder |
Last Name | placeholder |
info@example.com | placeholder |
Confirm again | It is used as a placeholder for the second input field when the email address field is set to ask the user to enter the email address twice. |
03-1111-2222 | placeholder |
000-0000 | placeholder |
Tokyo | placeholder |
Chiyoda-ku | placeholder |
1-1-1, Chiyoda | placeholder |
Chiyoda mansion 8F | placeholder |
Processing stopped due to preview mode. | notification message |
Submit | It is used in the submit button. |
Back | When the confirmation screen is displayed, this is used as a button to return from the confirmation screen to the entry screen. |
Please check your entry. | text |
Hide Monitor | button. Hidden in the builtin style. |
Show Monitor | button. Hidden in the builtin style. |
Start Order | button |
Close | button |
Previous | button |
Next | button |
There exists uninput item. | error message |
The form has been successfully submitted. | notification message |
^[0-9]{3}-?[0-9]{4}$ | This is a regular expression to validate the input of a zip code. |
Checked | |
Too small | error message |
Too large | error message |
Please select | placeholder |
Input in Hiragana | error message |
Input in Katakana | error message |
optional | |
SALE | It is used in ribbon. |
RECOMMENDED | It is used in ribbon. |
Operation | |
- | button |
+ | button |
Shopping Cart | |
Tax Class | It is used in the heading line of the quotation display. |
(%s%% applied) | This will be displayed as a tax category in the quotation display, such as “(10% applied)”. The %s will contain the actual tax rate. The %% means “%”. |
Tax (%s%%) | It is used as a heading for the total column that appears at the bottom of the quotation display. The %s will contain the actual tax rate. The %% means “%”. |
(common %s%% applied) | It will display “(8% applied)” and so on as the tax category in the quotation display. Unlike (%s%% applied), it is used for the default tax rate and is initially left blank.The %s will contain the actual tax rate. The %% means “%”. |
Tax (common %s%%) | It is used as a heading for the total column that appears at the bottom of the quotation display. It is used for the default tax. The %s will contain the actual tax rate. The %% means “%”. |
%s (x %s) %s %s | It is used to format the details in {{details}} inserts of notification and thanks emails.The actual display will be like this: Product name (x 2) $20.00 (10% applied).The first %s is the product name.The second %s is the quantity.The third %s is the price.The fourth %s is the tax class. |
%s: %s | It is used to format the total line in the {{total}} insert of notification and thanks emails.The actual display content will be like this: Total: $20.00.The first %s is the line heading.The second %s is the price. |
== %s ==\n%s | It is used to format the attributes of the customer in the {{attributes}} inserts of notification and thanks mail.The actual display content will be like this: == Your Name ==The first %s is the item name.The second %s is the content that was entered. |
, | It is used to combine multiple input values in {{attributes}} inserts of notification emails and thanks mail.Please note that there are two types of words: , (comma with space) and , (comma without space), and each has a different meaning. |
. | When formatting a price, it is used as a decimal symbol between a digit and a decimal point: a dot of “1.1”. |
, | When formatting a price, it is used to separate numbers by three digits: a comma of “1,000”. Please note that there are two types of words: , (comma with space) and , (comma without space), and each has a different meaning. |
$%s | When formatting price, it is used to add a currency unit. The %s is the price. |
| PRO only |
Select | PRO only |
Choices | PRO only |
Cancel | PRO only |
D., M. j | PRO only Date format string. The day of the week is output once as in English Sun, …, Sat, and then further converted. |
g:i A | PRO only The time format string. |
Sun | PRO only Sunday |
Mon | PRO only Monday |
Tue | PRO only Tuesday |
Wed | PRO only Wednesday |
Thu | PRO only Thursday |
Fri | PRO only Friday |
Sat | PRO only Saturday |
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