Re: [PHP] Restricting browser's a password manager pop-up

2005-04-28 Thread Richard Davey 
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 if it is necessary to save this password
MK entry.

MK Obviously, there is no need to save any password in this case and
MK I want to avoid this dialog appear. Is it possible?

Yes and no - the no part is that you cannot force the browser to not
show this window, you just don't have that level of control.

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.

Best regards,

Richard Davey
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Re: [PHP] Restricting browser's a password manager pop-up

2005-04-28 Thread -k. 
 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.
 
You may also try adding autocomplete=Off in your
password input tag.



-k.



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