Hi,
I have some trouble with an async ajax based login.There is a older post
about that with no solution:
http://qooxdoo.678.n2.nabble.com/Getting-browser-to-save-user-name-and-password-td5018207.html
My goal is, to get all the browsers to ask me for saving my login data
(username and password) like this usual behavior is found on every
login-form in the www. I have a qx.desktop Application.
I've tried some diffrent approaches but none of them satisfies my needs:
I've used some native form elements: qx.html.Element("form"),
qx.html.Element("button") and so on. This seems to be the right way but the
problems are: The is no propper way, to use the elements in a qx way like
styling (appearance + decorator). Manual styling leeds into lots of diffrent
looks in diffrent browsers - plus there is no way to use appearances which I
need for hoover effects and other states-based things.
I did it like this:
var nameInput = new qx.html.Input("text",null,{
name : "name",
id : "userLoginName",
tabindex : 1,
style : "height: 18px; width: 100%; padding: 2"
});
var inputStyles =
qx.theme.manager.Decoration.getInstance().resolve("inputField").getStyles();
nameInput.addListener("appear",function (e){
qx.bom.element.Style.setStyles(nameInput.getDomElement(), inputStyles);
});
But this only apply decororator styles and none of the appearance styles
(like padding) to my native elements. Hitting TAB has no effect. It should
have switched the focus between name and password field but it doesn't.
(Maybe this could be solved with a brave look at the focusManager).
Another approach was, to use an hidden native form and valueBinding, but the
doesn't really work because my browser offers me a dropDown at known form
fields with all the known user names where I can select one and the password
field is filled automatically.And I don't have a clue about how to get this
dropDown from a hidden form field to a qx.ui.form.TextField. This didn't
seem to be the right way.
What I found out: The whole problem is due to the fact, that qooxdoo didn't
use a HTML-form element and so the Browsers don't ask the user to save the
password. So I look for way, to use a <from> Tag in a qx Widget or the right
way to add my decorators + appearances to qx.html.* Elements.
Sry that I can't spend more code to this post about my diffrent approaches
but just struggle around a time, and deleted the code after I get stucked.It
never came to my mind that I couldn't solve this and have to post to the
mailing list.
I've spent the whole day without a propper solution so I hope you guys have
a good idea for that. I can't be the only one with this Problem.
PS: I DON'T want to use cookies or s/th like that, I want (I have to) use
the browser.
greetings,
schlagges
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