Ross McKay

See instead [this pull request](https://github.com/neojp/gravity-forms-placeholders/pull/15) which only enqueues when Gravity Forms form wants it.

You just need to tell PIE that the popup has moved when you display it. Trigger an "onmove" event for it, as described below: http://snippets.webaware.com.au/snippets/telling-css3pie-about-dynamic-elements/

Good catch, looks good for strings with spaces encoded as `%20` (i.e. not as `+`)

Temporary fix available in plugin: https://gist.github.com/webaware/4635d476e506c95c26c66a121631a7dc

Indeed it does. Curious. When called from `WPSC_Purchase_Log_Notification::get_common_args()` it's setting the `payment_method` element to nothing. When I call it from the `wpsc_purchase_log_notification_common_args` filter like this, it gets the value: ```...

That's interesting. Same here. Now try with PayPal Standard.

You had me doubting myself, so I installed a clean WP 4.6.1 using wp-cli and installed plugins from the WP plugins page. With only wp-e-commerce activated, I still get a...

Splitting off extended functionality for a multi-network install sounds good. My option 2, above, could then be enabled only for those who want it, and other multi-network functionality would have...

WP core has basic support for multiple networks already, but no admin UI. Those plugins I linked, above, provide some admin UI and a few helper services. But you can...

I've not been contributing that much lately, but when I do I like to help complete a en_* and export it for import into en_{AU|NZ|CA} where I can localise. For...