Hi stefan,
Thanks for spending time on my thought. Its great for me to have a
discusion with you..
regards,
Jithesh
stefpet wrote:
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> Same thing there. It is all controlled by the browser, having a web
> page delete your autocomplete usernames/passwords would be quite an
> security
Same thing there. It is all controlled by the browser, having a web
page delete your autocomplete usernames/passwords would be quite an
security issue.
Might be some API to hook into going down the ActiveX path, but that's overkill.
Overall, I think the best would be to step back a little and con
Hi stefpet,
Thanks for your thought. what is your opinion on its reverse side
? That is, is it possible to delete the autocomplete saved username and
password through application (for eg while clicking the log off button).is
there any alternatives
regards,
Jithesh.
stefpet w
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for your thought. what is your opinion on its reverse side
? That is, is it possible to delete the autocomplete saved username and
password through application (for eg while clicking the log off button).is
there any alternatives
regards,
Jithesh.
stefpet wrote
If I understand you correctly, you want to programmatically detect if
a form has been filled in using the IE AutoComplete feature or not?
This is not possible (at least not what I can imagine). It is all done
by the browser and is no different than typing the password by hand
from a javascript or
Hi guys,
I am developing a web app which is for IE7 as default browser.
Recently I have enabled the 'AutoComplete' feature of IE. It saves the 'user
name' and 'password' of the loged in users..
eg Admin/admin and tomcat/tomcat .
In my app I want to do a check whether the logg
