Or use a session cookie for the user/pw - when the user changes their
password, change it in the current session, as well. Basic Auth is not
going to allow you to do this at all[1]
Anthony
[1] ok, there's a possibility that you could do browser specific JS to
hack the stored auth credentials,
Chris Withers wrote:
> Clark OBrien wrote:
>
>>It is really confusing for the login to pop up at this point-
>>particularly because
>>it looks like it is asking for permissions to change the password (
>>needs OLD password)
>>
>
> You're asking for Web browser functionaility to be changed, go b
Clark OBrien wrote:
>
> It is really confusing for the login to pop up at this point-
> particularly because
> it looks like it is asking for permissions to change the password (
> needs OLD password)
You're asking for Web browser functionaility to be changed, go bug W3C,
Microsoft, Netscape and
Clark
-Original Message-
From: Behrens Matt - Grand Rapids [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 10:09 AM
To: Clark OBrien
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] login prompt after letting user change his
password.
Clark OBrien wrote:
Clark OBrien wrote:
> Hi all
> I have written some code to alow a user to change his password (below)
>
> The problem is that after executing this code the login dialog pops up.
>
> The login requires the user to enter his NEW password.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Basic au
