Hi Spike,
I was pondering the exact same thing the other day. From all the
experiments I made, only FF was able to somewhat reliably remember
passwords. My understanding is that you need a structure with a form,
a login textfield, a password textfield and a submit button:
form action=...
input
Example for firefox:
http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/browser_based_username_password_autocomplete
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Sadly not an option
Login is optionally in my app, you can, but you don't have to.
If I use an IFrame, I can't access the Information generated in there.
I could have used the User-Capability of Google App, but I did't
exactly for that reason.
I hate these Worarounds.
On 26 Aug., 11:48, George
Ok, how about this:
A user works, anonymously ( = not logged in ) with your application.
At some point he decides (or the application decides) that he wants to
log in. You navigate him to the (non GWT) login page, he does the
login and you reload the application.
You can tell your application
On 26 août, 09:23, spike2...@googlemail.com
spike2...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm building an App, which dynamicall builds a Widget where you can
log in. I'm using 2 TextBoxes, a login-username and a password-box in
a FormPanel in a PopupPanel.
On the onSubmit-Event I make an AJAX-Request
