only for saved password for the form...

Hi!

Probably simple. I have an index.php, which prompts for a password,
but it causes me some problems in windows..

when opening www.mypage.com/somewhere/ it offers to remember the
password - fine
then, when exipred, I jump to www.mypage.com/somewhere/index.php, and
it offers to do that again.

How can I attach the password to the form, not the address?

A meta to the page itselt is probably not good...

BR
Sonnich

Re: only for saved password for the form...

On Aug 22, 3:48 pm, jodleren wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Probably simple. I have an index.php, which prompts for a password,
> but it causes me some problems in windows..
>
> when openingwww.mypage.com/somewhere/it offers to remember the
> password - fine
> then, when exipred, I jump towww.mypage.com/somewhere/index.php, and
> it offers to do that again.
>
> How can I attach the password to the form, not the address?
>
> A meta to the page itselt is probably not good...
>
> BR
> Sonnich

Ask your browser. This has nothing to do with PHP.

Re: only for saved password for the form...

jodleren wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Probably simple. I have an index.php, which prompts for a password,
> but it causes me some problems in windows..
>
> when opening www.mypage.com/somewhere/ it offers to remember the
> password - fine
> then, when exipred, I jump to www.mypage.com/somewhere/index.php, and
> it offers to do that again.
>
> How can I attach the password to the form, not the address?
>
> A meta to the page itselt is probably not good...
>
> BR
> Sonnich
>

Don't put it in the forum. Use session variables instead.

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Re: only for saved password for the form...

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
> jodleren wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> Probably simple. I have an index.php, which prompts for a password,
>> but it causes me some problems in windows..
>>
>> when opening www.mypage.com/somewhere/ it offers to remember the
>> password - fine
>> then, when exipred, I jump to www.mypage.com/somewhere/index.php, and
>> it offers to do that again.
>>
>> How can I attach the password to the form, not the address?
>>
>> A meta to the page itselt is probably not good...
>>
>> BR
>> Sonnich
>>
>
> Don't put it in the forum. Use session variables instead.
>

Correction - that should be FORM. :-)

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