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October 5, 2018
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We are in the process of launching a new website. As we were reviewing our old forms, we began looking into how we would handle translations. Having 7 versions of the same form (Contact Us English, Contact Us French, Contact Us German, etc.) sounds aweful to us. I am curious, how have others handled translations of forms in Marketo?

@Sanford Whiteman shared this wonderful method for handling translations, https://blog.teknkl.com/smoothing-embedded-marketo-form-loads/. Has anyone tried this approach? Any challenges we should anticipate?

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Best answer by SanfordWhiteman

It’s PlaceholderText, not Placeholder.

Grégoire_Miche2

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Please move this to Products. Champion Program is for questions about the program itself.

-Greg

SanfordWhiteman

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Has anyone tried this approach?

I have.

Good when paired with https://blog.teknkl.com/safely-embedding-json-in-a-rich-text-as-opposed-to-plain-text-my-token/

Joseph_Moran2Author

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Thanks for your reply Sanford! In reading through the link, that is for Marketo LPs, but not embedded forms on the main site, correct?

Joseph Moran

SanfordWhiteman

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Either one!

M

mhall70

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@sanfordwhiteman is it possible to modify the placeholder value of a field using this method? I've tried adding placeholder as part of the JSON but it does not change the placeholder value of the field I reference. I've added it to the JSON like this:

{
Name: "FirstName",
Placeholder: "Séance B"
}

SanfordWhitemanAccepted solution

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It’s PlaceholderText, not Placeholder.

M

mhall70

Level 1

Thank you, I didn't know the correct nomenclature

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