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I found the cause of this. It was a firewall rule blocking outbound traffic over port 443. this port is what https traffic is sent over and the api calls are made with that protocol.

I’m glad you like it. IM sorry i haven’t been keeping up with the posts as much but i am working on a new update that will give you much much more control. Illl be giving an option within the fields themselves to add a placeholder and completely control the text.
I hope to have it done in the coming weeks.

And that fixed it. thank you a lot for your help and prompt reply.

From what i can see it doesn’t look like the plugin is being included on the page. Make sure you have it activated first and then if that isn’t the issue then bear in mind that in a recent update i moved the call to the JS files to the footer of the DOM so ensure that your custom theme has the function wp_footer() inside of the footer.php file.

This was a known issue in older versions of the plugin but has been fixed in recent updates. Please make sure your plugin is at version 1.1.0
you can see the screenshots below of me testing the issue.

Before Validation

After Validation

I’m working on incorporating this i assure you i haven’t forgot im just bogged down on other projects. i appreciate your suggestion and it will be implemented as soon as i can get to it.

Inside of the gravity forms editor when you add a field there will be a tab that will say “Advanced” When you click that there will be a field titled “css class name” and in that field you put “gf-add-placeholder” and that’s all you need to do.

If you want to apply this for the entire form then you can go into the form settings and under the form layout section you will see the same field as above and you just put “gf-add-placeholder” inside of it and then save and when you look at the form it should be working.

The credits for the work you did and the explanation of the difference between the two plugins have been added. I apologize for not giving you credit at the outset but i hope this puts you at ease.

Im very sorry that it took me so long to get to this reply i’ve been swamped with projects.

This is not an error on your end, it was something i forgot to change in the code. The class that it looks for on drop-downs was different. I changed this though and i released an update so it should work fine now. Please update and let me know if you still are having the issue.

Since the plugin takes the labels generated by Gravity forms and then uses those as the placeholder values there shouldn’t be a reason for me to have to localize the script for translation.

Thank you for the review. As far as i know Gravity forms doesn’t have any support for placeholders which is why i made this. Im glad you like it ??

This is controlled via css. The code i used on a recent project is below ignore the @font-primary this is a less variable. You can switch out with any valid font for the font-family property.

::-webkit-input-placeholder {
  font-family: @font-primary;
  color: #999999;
  font-size: 14px;
}

:-moz-placeholder { /* Firefox 18- */
  font-family: @font-primary;
  color: #999999;
  font-size: 14px;
}

::-moz-placeholder {  /* Firefox 19+ */
  font-family: @font-primary;
  color: #999999;
  font-size: 14px;
}

:-ms-input-placeholder {
  font-family: @font-primary;
  color: #999999;
  font-size: 14px;
}

I haven’t added that yet but i will be doing it this weekend.

I resolved the issue with the install. i somehow mixed up my directories so the main plugin files weren’t in the root of the plugin, but it’s resolved now.

Scratch that, i’m seeing the error now