On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 7:14 AM, Paul Johnston wrote:
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> Ross, your reply is also line noise and if you read the site you'll
> understand why.
No need to be arrogant and insult people. "Your reply is line noise"?
"Go to another site to find out why"? That really makes people trust
what you ha
On May 9, 2009, at 8:40 AM, Ross Lawley wrote:
Its not *just* noise, its not the first time such conversations have
come up and I'm yet to be convinced javascript can provide a solid
solution.
No one ever said it was fool-proof, its an alternative to using SSL.
I've never heard anyone pro
* 08/05/2009, Jan Koprowski wrote :
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> Hi !
>
> I try add "class" attribute to secure_form like this: ${h.secure_form
> ('/account/change_password', method='post', class='a')}
> but i get only foloowing backtrace
class is a reserved word in python:
${h.secure_form('/account/change_password
Paul,
Its not *just* noise, its not the first time such conversations have come up
and I'm yet to be convinced javascript can provide a solid solution.
As a user I can I login without js and with js enabled? Certain devices
might not have js enabled, do I have to cater for that as well purely on
Ross, your reply is also line noise and if you read the site you'll
understand why.
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Not sure I agree with this,
Requiring javascript for login / authentication is crazy as it means those
without js can't authenticate. If you allow both methods you just then you
increased the the attack vector by 100%.
Ross
On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 7:28 AM, Paul Johnston wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Good
