Link to "Firefox ... remember password"
Re: Link to "Firefox ... remember password"
09-08-2009 2:46 PM
drizzt09
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Firefox ... remember password
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For some reason in firefox when you tell it to remember a password, everytime you come to the site, it already has dots in the password field, even though a username has not been selected. No matter which user you choose from the drop down, it keeps that password unless you clear it and re-type.
Any way to correct that, so it does not show any password being typed, but if you chose to remember your password, it inputs it once you chose your login?
09-08-2009 3:08 PM In reply to
mikehall
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I'm not sure how FF does it, but I'd have to guess that either it doesn't bother to look for an account or username field or it only cares about text fields. In the latter case, you could try replacing the dropdown with a plain text input.
09-08-2009 7:17 PM In reply to
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im not a coder, so do you have an idea on how to do that?
09-08-2009 7:29 PM In reply to
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In userLogin.asp, change this:
<td><strong>Username:</strong></td>
<td>
<select id="username" name="username" class="<% = StyleFormField("", "username") %>">
<option value=""></option>
<% 'Create a drop-down list of user names.
dim users, i
users = GetUserList(false) %>
<% for i = 0 to UBound(users) %>
<option value="<% = users(i) %>" <% if users(i) = username then Response.Write(" selected=""selected""") end if %>><% = users(i) %></option>
<% next %>
</select>
</td>
with this:
<td><strong>Username:</strong></td>
<td>
<input type="text" id="username" name="username" class="<% = StyleFormField("", "username") %>" value="<% = username %>" />
</td>
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drizzt09
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Firefox ... remember password
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For some reason in firefox when you tell it to remember a password, everytime you come to the site, it already has dots in the password field, even though a username has not been selected. No matter which user you choose from the drop down, it keeps that password unless you clear it and re-type.
Any way to correct that, so it does not show any password being typed, but if you chose to remember your password, it inputs it once you chose your login?
09-08-2009 3:08 PM In reply to
mikehall
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Re: Firefox ... remember password
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I'm not sure how FF does it, but I'd have to guess that either it doesn't bother to look for an account or username field or it only cares about text fields. In the latter case, you could try replacing the dropdown with a plain text input.
09-08-2009 7:17 PM In reply to
drizzt09
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im not a coder, so do you have an idea on how to do that?
09-08-2009 7:29 PM In reply to
mikehall
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In userLogin.asp, change this:
<td><strong>Username:</strong></td>
<td>
<select id="username" name="username" class="<% = StyleFormField("", "username") %>">
<option value=""></option>
<% 'Create a drop-down list of user names.
dim users, i
users = GetUserList(false) %>
<% for i = 0 to UBound(users) %>
<option value="<% = users(i) %>" <% if users(i) = username then Response.Write(" selected=""selected""") end if %>><% = users(i) %></option>
<% next %>
</select>
</td>
with this:
<td><strong>Username:</strong></td>
<td>
<input type="text" id="username" name="username" class="<% = StyleFormField("", "username") %>" value="<% = username %>" />
</td>
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