Ok, I am not sure I get this. What the WebDAV code does is the following: We parse the URI and every part of it and then prefill the authentication information with that. So a URI of dav://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path should result in username being "user" and the host "server.tld" ... If your username has an @ sign in it (i.e. it is an E-Mail address) you need to URL escape the @ sign by using %40 otherwise you will end up with an url parsing error or something. Encoding the password is not supported right now. So you should always get a password dialog box, prefilled with the correct username if specified.
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