Hi all,
I am trying to enable FF to auto-complete a login form that uses
type='password' for the user name, too.
So I have GreaseMonkey successfully change the type with
document.getElementsByName('USER')[0].type='text';
which enables FF to recognize the login form. It then prompts
'remember password?' and correctly stores username and password in its
database.
On subsequent visits to the login page, however, FF fills the first
field with the (now visible, because input type has been changed to
'text') password while the actual password field is left blank.
Also, entering the actual user via auto-complete (I type the first
letter and choose from the drop-down select) does not cause FF to fill
in the password.
Now I wonder whether this will not be able to work because the
password-auto-completion takes place before greasemonkey get's a
chance to mess with the page..
BTW, the only other JavaScript on that page is a line to focus the
first form field, and the attribute autocomplete="off" is not used.
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