Search input placeholder text in output does not match skin

[Meligator]

On the UI Text tab of my HTML 5 skin, I have entered the placeholder text I want to use in the Search Input Placeholder value field. But when I generate my HTML 5 output, it doesn't use that text. The placeholder text is just "Search."

I opened the skin file in a text editor and verified that my text is there:
<Style
Name="Search Input">
<Properties>
<Property
Name="BackgroundColor">#ffffff</Property>
<Property
Name="Accessibility Label">Search companyName help</Property>
<Property
Name="Placeholder">Search companyName help</Property>
</Properties>
</Style>

When I inspect the placeholder text in the browser, I can see that the placeholder text is defined by the class "search-field needs-pie":

<div class="search-bar search-bar-container needs-pie">
<input class="search-field needs-pie" type="search" aria-label="Search Field" placeholder="Search">

How can I get Flare to use the text I entered in the skin? (And just to note, I tried clearing my browser cache but that didn't fix the problem.)

Thanks!

[NorthEast]

I'd check the basics - apologies if you've already done this!

- Does your target have the correct skin selected?
- When you edited the placeholder text in the skin, was it for the same language that's being used by the target?
- Are you testing the right search box? You can have a search input in the main skin, and also in a skin used by a search bar proxy.

[Meligator]

Thanks for the suggestions, Dave. It never hurts to start with the basics! But yes, I verified that the target has the right skin selected, and the language is the same. We do have two search boxes, and I have the same problem with the main skin and the search bar proxy that we use on the home page.

All of the changes that I made on the Styles tab of the skin show up correctly in the output. But no changes to UI Text show up in the output. I tried changing the Search Heading as well, but heading in the output is still the default.

[Meligator]

The problem seems to be resolved.
When I initially checked to see if the languages matched in my skin and target, the language field for the target said:
(default) [English (United States)]

So I assumed that it was pulling the default from the project. Both the skin and target said English (United States), so that seemed like a match to me. But after seeing an older post on a similar issue, I decided to check my project language setting and it was just default. (Perhaps the default for the computer?) Anyway, setting this explicitly to English (United States) has fixed my problem.