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    niceguyeddie1999
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    Hi I have a problem with password textboxes. I want someone to change their password, so I have a form with 2 textboxes and a button. The textboxes textmode is set to password. Heres the thing though, when I press my submit button, I get this pop up saying "Please confirm the user you wish to change password for" which I never asked for. Not only do I not want it, but even if i did, the list of users to change passwords for are wrong, so how can I turn this off? I never asked for it in the first place. Thanks in advance,

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      Hi I have a problem with password textboxes. I want someone to change their password, so I have a form with 2 textboxes and a button. The textboxes textmode is set to password. Heres the thing though, when I press my submit button, I get this pop up saying "Please confirm the user you wish to change password for" which I never asked for. Not only do I not want it, but even if i did, the list of users to change passwords for are wrong, so how can I turn this off? I never asked for it in the first place. Thanks in advance,

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      Guffa
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      It's a function in the browser, so you turn it off in the browser settings. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        It's a function in the browser, so you turn it off in the browser settings. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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        Are you sure? Im using mozilla and have entered passwords on other web pages and its never happened before

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          Are you sure? Im using mozilla and have entered passwords on other web pages and its never happened before

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          Well, if you didn't create the popup, where do you think that it comes from? I don't know about the browser in Mozilla, as I don't have that installed at the moment, but Mozilla Firefox has a function for remembering passwords. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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            Well, if you didn't create the popup, where do you think that it comes from? I don't know about the browser in Mozilla, as I don't have that installed at the moment, but Mozilla Firefox has a function for remembering passwords. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

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            niceguyeddie1999
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            No need to get smart

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              No need to get smart

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              CWIZO
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              He is just trying to help you. Dont be so ignorant. Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent? A:All your base are belong to us!

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                Hi I have a problem with password textboxes. I want someone to change their password, so I have a form with 2 textboxes and a button. The textboxes textmode is set to password. Heres the thing though, when I press my submit button, I get this pop up saying "Please confirm the user you wish to change password for" which I never asked for. Not only do I not want it, but even if i did, the list of users to change passwords for are wrong, so how can I turn this off? I never asked for it in the first place. Thanks in advance,

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                Implement your own style of password If you look into the source of the page its setting it as a password that html takes over. You might be able to disable it. But other users might not. so override the thext box public class MyTextBox : TextBox and implement the Render function Nick 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

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