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There are times when you don't want to show the values previously entered and process of a certain html form. For example on a public PC that is used by anybody, if you type in your email address on any email site like gmail, yahoo you will notice that double clicking on the textbox will show all the values entered. Sometimes even if you clear the cache, history etc.
If you're coding and you don't want that behavior then add this tag in your input control: autocomplete="off"
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Clear the values of html input fields no cache
There are times when you don't want to show the values previously entered and process of a certain html form. For example on a public PC that is used by anybody, if you type in your email address on any email site like gmail, yahoo you will notice that double clicking on the textbox will show all the values entered. Sometimes even if you clear the cache, history etc.
If you're coding and you don't want that behavior then add this tag in your input control: autocomplete="off"
<input type="text" class="bordered" autocomplete="off" id="username" maxlength="50" size="30" value="" name="username">
- How To Pass And Post Back User Defined Variables In Paypal Ipn
With paypal api, payment operation such as buy, donate, subscribe has never been easier. For simple cases, you just need to define a button inside paypal and embed it in your website, usually on blog sites that ask for donation. For cases that requires...
- How To Upload A File In An Mvc3 C# Ajax Form
It's easy to upload file in a synchronous form, where you just post the file and read a HttpPostedFile variable in the server side: In plain html form, take note of the form enctype property: //the view (index.cshtml) @using (Html.BeginForm("Upload",...
- Jquery Copy Form Values Into Another Form
Recently I have a requirement to have two form on a single page. Why? It's because I have a search form that query records from the database with the aid of ajax. Then another form to generate a report based from the filters specified in the first...
- How To Access Asp:textbox With Runat=server Attribute In Javascript
For example you have a textbox which has a default value, and you want to clear that value when the user click on the textbox: <asp:TextBox ID="txtBox" runat="server" onclick="clear()" Text="Enter Keyword" /> <script type="text/javascript">...
- How To Order The Textboxes In An Html Document By Using Html Tag Tabindex
In Visual Studio TabIndex is a property that is accessible in each control, I thought there was no equivalent in plain html. So what I did was to manually captured the control's (example textbox) onblur event. It was working well until I found a bug,...