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I changed the connection setting to cURL but didn’t upgrade it. I ran the Test Config and it connected successfully to the server.

It appears I am running PHP version: 5.6.17-1~dotdeb+7.1
The version of cURL on my server (Turnkey Moodle) is 7.26.0
I’m not familiar with cURL however I get an error that I need to upgrade it for Postie.

Duh. I didn’t see the multifile button. Works fine.

I found the problem – I had the code in the sidebar.php file, which looked nice as it put the translator at the top of each sidebar. Is there a way to use the code in a sidebar.php file? When I use it in the template files it works fine, but not in the sidebar.php file.

Thank you both for your replies. Unfortunately therer seems to be no support for the plugin any longer, so I just removed the offending sidebar widgets and styled regular text widgets to be WCAG compliant.

HA! I went back into our search form’s settings and entered info there, and it seems to have corrected the issue. Thank you again, I really appreciate your time to help us get our site in compliance.

“Add text to the input element’s associated label” – I’m not really sure where to do that…

Also, for the same line, looks like the same complaint, just worded differently:

Check 188: Label text is empty.
Repair: Add text to the label element.

Error Line 686, Column 418:
<input id=”uwpqsf_id_key” type=”text” name=”skeyword” class=”uwpqsftext” value=”” />

Thank you very much for providing a solution. I put the code in the functions.php file and ran the accessibility checker again. All errors were eliminated except one:

Check 213: input element, type of “text”, has no text in label.
Repair: Add text to the input element’s associated label that describes the purpose or function of the control.

Error Line 686, Column 418:
<input id=”uwpqsf_id_key” type=”text” name=”skeyword” class=”uwpqsftext” value=”” />

Would you know how to correct that?

Thank you very much.

I tried the Redirection plugin, which worked perfectly!

Thanks!

Issue resolved!

Thanks for the great reference, I was able to clear up the mixed-content errors, and now have the “lock” on Chrome and on IE, and no popup in IE about mixed content when I open the page, so I greatly appreciate that. Initially I was still not seeing the placeholders in IE, but I was able to see an error in the Developer Console, and quite accidentally and by surprise while I was cleaning up some other code that I found was unnecessary, it resolved the placeholders not appearing! So my issue is resolved, and I appreciate your referring me to some terrific resources to help resolve the problem.

I’ve also noticed that checking or unchecking “Enable Floating Labels” produces no effect in any browser, the floating labels do not go away.

Perhaps this will help – I just don’t know what to do with it:
https://www.hagenburger.net/BLOG/HTML5-Input-Placeholder-Fix-With-jQuery.html