As an experienced website operation expert, I know the importance of a flexible and easy-to-use content management system for corporate websites.AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) stands out among many CMSes for its high efficiency and customizable features.Today, we will delve into a crucial issue in enhancing user experience and website internationalization: Can the error prompts of the AnQiCMS message form be customized and internationalized?

Can the error prompt information of the AnQiCMS message form be customized and localized?

In today's global internet environment, the user experience of a website is no longer limited to the beauty of the interface and the perfection of its functions, but also lies in its ability to provide a smooth and accessible interactive experience, including clear and friendly error messages, and these messages are best presented in an internationalized manner according to the user's language environment.For AnQiCMS users, the comment form serves as an important bridge connecting users to the website, and the way it handles error messages is naturally of great concern.

AnQiCMS is an enterprise-level content management system, one of its core advantages is the "highly customizable" and "multi-language support".These two features provide a solid foundation and a clear path for solving the customization and internationalization issues of the留言表单 error prompts.

The foundation of customization of the AnQiCMS message form

Firstly, let us understand the flexibility of AnQiCMS in form building. According to the AnQiCMS documentation, the message form is created through{% guestbook fields %}The tag renders, this tag returns an array object containing form field information. Each field object hasName(Form name),FieldName(Form variable),Type(Form type) andRequired(Is required) and other attributes.

This means that AnQiCMS provides us with detailed field metadata.When we build the comment form in the template, we can flexibly generate HTML input boxes based on this data.item.RequiredAttribute to add the client'srequiredAttribute or related validation logic.

{% guestbook fields %}
    {% for item in fields %}
    <div>
        <label>{{item.Name}}</label>
        <div>
            {% if item.Type == "text" or item.Type == "number" %}
            <input type="{{item.Type}}" name="{{item.FieldName}}" {% if item.Required %}required{% endif %} placeholder="{{item.Content}}" autocomplete="off">
            {# ... 其他字段类型处理 ... #}
            {% endif %}
        </div>
    </div>
    {% endfor %}
{% endguestbook %}

Hereitem.NameIs the display name of the field (such as "Username", "Contact information"),item.ContentThese texts are usually placeholder texts. These texts can be internationalized through the AnQiCMS multi-language mechanism.

The depth customization and internationalization strategy of error prompt information

Although the AnQiCMS documentation does not directly show how to modify the system-built server-side validation error message text, but with its powerful multilingual support and template rendering capabilities, we can infer the following implementation paths:

  1. Client validation prompt for customization and internationalization:

    • Custom:In the front-end template, we can useitem.RequiredWrite client-side JavaScript validation code for the attribute.For these client-side validation error messages (such as "This field is required"), we can fully customize their content.

    • Internationalization:For these customized client prompts provided by AnQiCMS{% tr %}The translation tags are particularly important. We can use them in the template like this:

      {% if item.Required %}
    <input type="{{item.Type}}" name="{{item.FieldName}}" required oninvalid="this.setCustomValidity('{% tr 'form.field_required' %}')" oninput="this.setCustomValidity('')" placeholder="{{item.Content}}" autocomplete="off">
{% endif %}

      Then, in the template'slocalesUnder the directory (for example./locales/zh-cn/default.ymland./locales/en/default.ymlDefine the corresponding translation key-value pair:

      # default.yml (zh-cn)
form.field_required: "此字段不能为空"

# default.yml (en)
form.field_required: "This field cannot be empty."

      Thus, according to the language selected by the user, the client's error prompts will automatically switch.

  2. Internationalization of server-side validation prompts (inference and **practice)**: When the form is submitted to the server for final validation, if the data does not meet the rules, the server will return an error message. AnQiCMS mentionstag-/anqiapi-other/162.htmlthe support for message form submission inreturn="html"orreturn="json"Two return formats.

    • JSON format return:If you choose to return in JSON format, the error message string returned by the server (for example{"code": 1, "msg": "用户名不能为空"}Theoretically, it will find and return the error text corresponding to the current website's language setting from the AnQiCMS language package.The advantages of AnQiCMS' 'Multilingual Support' and 'Default Language Pack Support' projects are born for this.This means that AnQiCMS backend will prioritize extracting translations from the preset language files when handling these built-in errors, ensuring that the messages returned are already internationalized.
    • HTML format return:If the HTML format is selected, the server will usually render a page or partial template with an error message. In this case, the server-side rendered template can also be utilized{% tr %}The label is used to display internationalized error messages. This requires the backend to provide the translation key for the error information or directly pass the translated error message to the template.

    In summary, the design philosophy of AnQiCMS emphasizes 'customizable' and 'multilingual', its language package function (tag-tr.md) Provides a centralized translation management solution. Therefore, we have every reason to believe that as long as inlocalesThe language file under the directory defines the corresponding error key-value pairs (for example, `validation.username_