I am using gravity forms and using my own styles to make the forms fit my site. In doing so I found the following bug in the Address block for a form.
When you include an address block in the form, GF plugin drops in the following code for the city field of the form (specifically the label field)
<label for='input_1_4_3' id='input_1_4.3_label'>City</label>
Unlike the other fields the id has a period rather than an underscore. When using CSS to style entries this creates a problem.
The bug is in common.php in the use of a sprintf statement (line 2723 in my release) as shown below -
$city = sprintf("<span class='ginput_{$city_location}$class_suffix' id='" . $field_id . "_3_container'><input type='text' name='input_%d.3' id='%s_3' value='%s' $tabindex %s/><label for='%s_3' id='$field_id.3_label'>" . apply_filters("gform_address_city_{$form_id}", apply_filters("gform_address_city",__("City", "gravityforms"), $form_id), $form_id) . "</label></span>", $id, $field_id, $city_value, $disabled_text, $field_id);
The recommend change is :
$city = sprintf("<span class='ginput_{$city_location}$class_suffix' id='" . $field_id . "_3_container'><input type='text' name='input_%d.3' id='%s_3' value='%s' $tabindex %s/><label for='%s_3' id='" . $field_id . "_3_label'>" . apply_filters("gform_address_city_{$form_id}", apply_filters("gform_address_city",__("City", "gravityforms"), $form_id), $form_id) . "</label></span>", $id, $field_id, $city_value, $disabled_text, $field_id);
Hope this helps everyone
Loren
