autofill

I have a <input type="text" name="quantity" /> on my checkout form, and somehow Chrome thinks that this field is a credit card expiration month. Once a user starts typing in his name (into another field), Chrome offers to fill in the CC info but when the user clicks on it, Chrome fills my quantity - <input> with the expiration date. I've tried every possible workaround including: autocomplete="off" (doesn't work in Chrome completely) setting the autocomplete="new-password" (doesn't work for CC-autocomplete) PS. if you're considering marking this question as "duplicate" please note that I

I searched the web and found nothing. On the website, there is a Input box for a E-Mail address. I would like to fill this field with an e-mail address and the send the form. Then i will get the whole source code from the website. I don't wanna give this to the URL like "?myvar=test&myvar2=test2". I searched for examples for CURL, but found nothing. I only want fill the form, send it, and get the source code. Or is there an addon for firefox or a free program? With best regards KalTo You will need to look at the form action attribute. This should point you to the script the form is posted to.

In PostgreSQL I have this table... (there is a primary key in the most left side "timestamp02" which is not shown in this image, please don't bother, its not important for the purpose of this question) in the table above, all columns are entered via queries, except the "time_index" which I would like to be filled automatically via a trigger each time each row is filled. This is the code to create the same table (without any value) so everyone could create it using the Postgre SQL query panel. CREATE TABLE table_ebscb_spa_log02 ( pcnum smallint, timestamp02 timestamp with time zone NOT NULL

here's what I currently have, unfortunately I cannot seem to figure out how to get autoFill to work with jQuery-UI... It used to work with the straight up Autocomplete.js <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.1/jquery-ui.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="http://jquery-ui.googlecode.com/svn/tags/latest/external/jquery.bgiframe-2.1.1.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.1/i18n

I've implemented all the app and server changes necessary to support Password Autofill on iOS 11, and it works well. I'd like it to work a little better. My username and password fields are UITextFields. I would like to identify when a user has "autofilled" one of the two UITextFields, so I can progress to the next step. Currently the user autofills an item, then needs to press the "Next" button on the on-screen keyboard in order to advance. I'd like to trigger this on behalf of the user. The WWDC2017 Password Autofill session says to use UITextFieldTextDidChange. This works, but of course

One of our users just brought up the fact that their browsers Autofill doesn't cause JS onChange events to fire; this causes a problem with user registration for us. Is this by design? Is there a way to work around it? One solution I have been using occasionally is to check whether the value of the field/input/select differs from it's defaultValue. defaultValue would be the value that was originally in the markup, and value is the current value aka selected or entered value. This would probably differ even though the form was autopopulated. If you want to turn off autofill altogether, it might

There's several section of our site where the user needs to enter some information, and Firefox's auto fill takes over when the page loads - mostly incorrectly! For example, there's a "Fax Number" field that for some users Firefox keeps filling in with their email address. If they don't see this and they go to submit the form out validators complain to them that it isn't a valid number format. This really has our sales guys worried because when they go to look at a customers page, they sometimes see it filled in with their own personal info. Is there any way to prevent Firefox from doing this?

I'm looking for complete list of form field names ( <input name="…"> ) that are recognized by auto-fill functions in major browsers. Here are some I've found to work in Safari using trial-and-error: email Ecom_ReceiptTo_Postal_Name_First Ecom_ReceiptTo_Postal_Name_Last first-name firstname last-name lastname full-name birthday company jobtitle phone street city country state (used for county outside US) postalcode zip However I couldn't find separate field for title/honorific prefix (it's included in full name only). Opera's Wand recognizes more or less the same names with exception of name,