Hi Julio Canadas

I've tried to add a custom message like you did, and it still works for me. You can see it here:

Could you provide your full custom code, so that we can investigate more?

Hi Manh,

We must be doing something differently. I setup a blank net core alloy sample and it is still not replacing the value:

Let me know how I can send code over.

Hi Julio Canadas

Please send your code and your issue details to support@optimizely.com, or submit this form https://support.optimizely.com/hc/en-us/requests/new. Then we will create a support case to investigate it.

Thank you!

Just in case it helps anyone else, this was a change that was introduced in forms 5.6.0.

Support replied with the following:

Because the message is now pre-render on DOM, the client can utilize client-side script to change the success message based on submitting data.

var $form = $('.EPiServerForms:eq(0), [data-f-type="form"]:first')
$form.on("formsSubmitted", function (e) {
    // Logic to get the success message and replace with data here
    console.log(e);
})

Noted that the FormData in the event args is a type from the browser which already serialized so you have to parse to a request to view it.

When looking at the json object of the formsSubmitted, it still contains the code replaced message. It's just not replacing the final html.

Our solution was adding the following script to the page:

<script type="application/javascript">
    window.addEventListener('load', (event) => {
        if (typeof $$epiforms !== 'undefined')
        {
            $$epiforms(document).ready(function myfunction()
            {
                $$epiforms(".classOfFormContainer .EPiServerForms").on("formsSubmitted",function(e)
                {
                    //get successMessageElement
                    var successMessageElement = document.querySelector('#Success__Message__' + e.workingFormInfo.Id);

                    //replace successMessageElement html
                    successMessageElement.innerHTML = e.returnedResult.message;

                });
            });
        }
    });
</script>

This will replace the success message html with the code generated one that has the token replaced.