This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client needed to display a different form in French on their multilingual site, separate from the English form which is used on many pages.
Solution:
We recommended the following steps to properly display the translated form on the French version of the site:
1. Create the form in the original language.
2. Translate the form.
3. Create a page and add the form to it.
4. Translate the page to ensure the translated form is displayed on the translated page.
For a detailed guide, please visit Creating Multilingual Forms Using WPForms and WPML.
Important: If the form was translated after the page was already translated, update the page translation by making a small change to the original page, updating it, and then completing the translation again. This ensures the translated form displays correctly.
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