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  • This is not a conflict as such, the issue is that Gravity Forms Auto Placeholders assumes that all input fields in gravity forms have an id, which now causes an issue in WordPress 4.0 (presumably because of an updated version of jQuery).

    It can be solved by updating line 88 in the plugin from
    $.each($('.<?php echo $gfap_class; ?> input, .<?php echo $gfap_class; ?> textarea'), function () {
    to
    $.each($('.<?php echo $gfap_class; ?> input[id], .<?php echo $gfap_class; ?> textarea[id]'), function () {

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