If .chips-autocomplete and .chips-placeholder were both set on a .chip the placeholder javascript code does not do anything visible. When you remove the .chips-autocomplete it starts working again.
You are calling chips twice on the same element. When you init the chips autocomplete you are overriding your previous options. You can combine the options into one call.
@acburst can you show us how?
I think he try to say something like this:
$('.chips-autocomplete').chips({
placeholder: "Escribenos tus sintomas aqui",
and then the autocomplete...
@kartikchauhan @ahmetb
i have managed to do it with the code above, the class used to initialize can be anything i suppose as long as it matches the class used in your chips div element.
note the code above sets a placeholder, initial tag and auto completion all at once. (_sensitive information blurred out ;)_)
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You are calling chips twice on the same element. When you init the chips autocomplete you are overriding your previous options. You can combine the options into one call.