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 @KarlZimmerman  @justinbenson definitely agree. 

1 year ago on The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Building a Company in Austin

 @KarlZimmerman  @justinbenson Just for reference, $800 won't get you downtown, but it will get you a pretty darn close (5-10 minute bike ride or 5 minute drive).  If you want to live smack in the middle of downtown, a 1BR will run you around $1700/month with a 2BR costing anywhere from $2K- $4K depending on the building.

1 year ago on The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Building a Company in Austin

 @BettinaTizzy ?  I've never seen parking downtown for anywhere close to that price.  $10 for the whole night is pretty standard.  Hell, I've valeted my car overnight for $20 at the W.

1 year ago on The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Building a Company in Austin

Updated version: http://pastebin.com/J2rnQRc2

1 year, 6 months ago on How to Add Placeholder Text in Gravity Forms

Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/mV1NnaTs

1 year, 6 months ago on How to Add Placeholder Text in Gravity Forms

Hi,

I've updated this script to work with IE. Thoughts?

<script> jQuery(function(){ <?php /* Go through each one of the form fields */ foreach($form['fields'] as $i=>$field){ /* Check if the field has an assigned placeholder */ if(isset($field['placeholder']) && !empty($field['placeholder']) && !$is_IE){ /* If a placeholder text exists, inject it as a new property to the field using jQuery */ ?> jQuery("#input_<?php echo $form['id']?>_<?php echo $field['id']?>").attr('placeholder',"<?php echo $field['placeholder']?>"); <?php } elseif($is_IE) { ?> jQuery("#input_<?php echo $form['id']?>_<?php echo $field['id']?>").attr('value',"<?php echo $field['placeholder']?>"); <?php } } ?> }); </script> <?php } ?>

1 year, 6 months ago on How to Add Placeholder Text in Gravity Forms