Hi all,
i would like to know your opinion.
We are designing a small application with OpenLazslo. It is our first
Project with this framework and so far everything went fine. The
learning curve is quite good ;)
Naturally our app has an login component. The common user is used to
have an password manager, eg. the one built into his browser, to deal
with his login name and his password. If we compile to flash this
doesn't work, of course. Given we ability to compile to DHTML my idea
was to split the application, compile the login component to DHTML and
have the ability that password manager can deal with the login and after
authentication present the user a fine flash app.
This was the thought, but the javascript that gets compiled builds the
login fields out of DIVs, and so the password manager doesn't recognize
the elements and does not jump in.
I know, the workaround is to build the login with normal HTML and embed
the app. But i would like to concentrate GUI development on one platform
and OL seems to be a very good choice.
First: Is this done on purpose to discourage the use of password managers?
Second: Is there a way to compile a Password Manager friendly DHTML
component out of an LZX file?
Third: Is someone willing to change the compilation process for DHTML to
something that supports for password managers? Since i cannot do it
myself in a resonanle timeframe. Apart from not knowing if this is
wanted at all. It is possible you are quite happy with the things as
they are, which i could understand completely ;)
I am anxious to hear your opinions.
Kind regards,
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Tobias Wolf
