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Perceptes

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Mar 24, 2003
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I have a login system on my site that prints login forms on three different pages. They all use the same code, but Safari's AutoFill only fills in a password for the first one of the three. Is there a way I can get it to recognize the other two?
 
Perceptes said:
I have a login system on my site that prints login forms on three different pages. They all use the same code, but Safari's AutoFill only fills in a password for the first one of the three. Is there a way I can get it to recognize the other two?

Maybe you should think, why do I have three logins on my site? Or even, why doesn't my site realize that I haven't left, or reconize its the same person from same computer? Might want to recode you logins.
 
varmit said:
Maybe you should think, why do I have three logins on my site? Or even, why doesn't my site realize that I haven't left, or reconize its the same person from same computer? Might want to recode you logins.

No. The three logins are all on different subdomains, but use a single authentication system that spans all three. This is done on purpose.

What I'm looking for is a way to force Safari to add a particular form to the list it stores without trying to guess what should and shouldn't be remembered.
 
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