But I am not sure that it is the best place to discuss that point...
So I would suggest to make some change in french localization : I would like to replace 2 strings by another one : Add another "1%s" group? and Add a new "1%s" group? by Add a/an "1%s"
So for example if I have a repeat/group called "observation" in my form, the user will be prompted "Add a/an observation ?" instead of Add a new group "observation" or Add another group "observation"
Another argument is that a new thing is always another thing and when I add something, I add a new thing and another thing...
As a "workaround", would it be possible to create a form setting to set the default prompt to another one, specified by the form designer ?
I think I agree with you that the language change could be an easy improvement. It would help to hear from other users about whether that's the case or not.
The challenge is that no real conventions have been established around repeat naming. Some people use a singular noun (observation), some use a plural (observations) and others use phrases (add an observation). I think it's going to be hard to build a sentence that will work well for all.
I'll also give some thought to making the full prompt text customizable. I think the challenge there is making it translatable.
Hello, I also think that "add a new group" is quite confusing for end users. As Matthew suggests, it will be nice to personalize it, or at least to get something like "add a new element" or "add a new record".
Simpler repeat dialog language is in Collect starting with v1.26.0. For a repeat named observation, the dialog will simply say Add "observation"?. The buttons will say Add and Do not add. Thanks for all who helped shape this change and translated the updated text!