When your website has multiple languages, you will need to display different forms based on the different languages

If you are using a form published with Custom Liquid, you just need to add some conditional code in the Liquid code.

Sample code：

{% if page.url contains '/en/' %}

form code1

{% else %}

form code2

{% endif %}

The following is an explanation of the sample code:

1. The logic of judging the code is:

When a specific tag exists in a certain URL, execute form code1; otherwise, execute form code2.

2. xxx.url：Select according to the page published by your form.

For example： If your form is published on a page, you need to use "page.url". If your form is published on a products page, you need to use "products.url". And so on.

3. '/xx/'：A specific label changes depending on your different languages.

For example：If your language is English, you need to use /en/. If your language is Spanish, you need to use /es/. You should choose based on the specific website address of your website.

4. form code1：Code for form in the corresponding language, selection needs to be made based on the specific tag you choose.

For example：When your tag selection is "/en/", you need to use the code for the English form, and so on.

5. form code2： Form displayed when a certain tag is not included in the URL.