remember password issue on chrome browser

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Hi,

i have a site with admin and normal login for one site. both login have different pages.

mysite.com/admin/login.aspx
mysite.com/user/login.aspx.

remember passwords for users on login page also show on the registration page on chrome browser. i have clear the textbox on username and password inside ispostback for registration and it works on other browser but not in chrome.

is there any other way to remove the user name and password from sign up page and only show it on a sign in page.

here is my code on register page

C#

if(!ispostback)
{
txtusername.text = "";
txtpassword.text = "";
}

Posted 29-Sep-15 18:57pm

ravikhoda

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[no name] 30-Sep-15 1:33am

Use autocomplete="off" in your textboxes or form.

Shivaram_i 30-Sep-15 2:04am

Can you try
txtusername.text=string.empty;

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2015-09-29T23:04:00

Modern browsers take control over this and override whatever settings your code uses. If the user wants a browser to remember their password that is their choice, it's not for you to choose for them. If they don't want the browser to remember their password then they'll stop their browser from doing so. Even things like the autocomplete attribute are now ignored in some browsers. Leave your client to control their own browser experience, it's not for you to worry about.