Hello -k.,
Thursday, April 28, 2005, 5:11:26 PM, you wrote:
k> You may also try adding autocomplete="Off" into your password input
k> tag.
Yes.. providing you have no intention of making your markup validate
(as transitional or strict) - but I guess lots of people don't, so
it's a valid method.
> The yes part is that it only appears based on the
> browsers "intelligence" in scanning the name of your
> form fields. Change "username" and "password" to
> something, well.. more obtuse, and it often
gets rid of > the problem. Give it a shot and see
which combination > works for you.
Hello Michael,
Thursday, April 28, 2005, 11:01:48 AM, you wrote:
MK> Is there a way to restrict a password manager ("Save password for
MK> this site...") window pop-up? I have a form which shows a user a
MK> lost login if correct password and some other data was provided
MK> and browser asks user
Hi,
Is there a way to restrict a password manager ("Save password for this
site...") window pop-up? I have a form which shows a user a lost login
if correct password and some other data was provided and browser asks
user if it is necessary to save this password entry.
Obviously, there is no nee
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