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    Brij
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    Hi, I am developing an secure website,My problem when i login to my site it should not ask for remembering the paasword although in the browser settings it is enabled for prompting to ask for saving the user and password.

    Cheers!! Brij

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      Hi, I am developing an secure website,My problem when i login to my site it should not ask for remembering the paasword although in the browser settings it is enabled for prompting to ask for saving the user and password.

      Cheers!! Brij

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      Abhishek Sur
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      It is not possible to override browser settings from your code... as per I know.. But what you can do is just use Form Based Authentication, and go cookieless...

      Abhishek Sur

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        It is not possible to override browser settings from your code... as per I know.. But what you can do is just use Form Based Authentication, and go cookieless...

        Abhishek Sur

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        Abhijit Jana
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        Hi Abhishek, Thanks for your answer. as i am also searching for this soluation.

        Abhishek sur wrote:

        But what you can do is just use Form Based Authentication, and go cookieless.

        Can you be more specific on that or can you give me some more details? Thanks in advance !!!

        cheers, Abhijit Read My Latest Article : IIS 7.0 and Deploying Asp.Net WebSites on IIS 7.0

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          It is not possible to override browser settings from your code... as per I know.. But what you can do is just use Form Based Authentication, and go cookieless...

          Abhishek Sur

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          Brij
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          Actually there are some applications that is integrated to my apllication that requires cookies.So i have to use cookies.

          Cheers!! Brij

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            Hi, I am developing an secure website,My problem when i login to my site it should not ask for remembering the paasword although in the browser settings it is enabled for prompting to ask for saving the user and password.

            Cheers!! Brij

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            D4ever
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            Yes u can change browser settings Internet Options==>Contenet==>AutoComplete==>Prompt me to save passwords

            Darshana Pathak

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