AUTOCOMPLETE
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Hi experts, Autocomplete can be done in 3 ways 1.
- 3.Textbox1.Attributes.Add("autocomplete", "off");. We can also set AutoCompleteType="disabled" But i want to do this in whole application. Is it possible to put it in web.config or is there any other solutions for this.
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Hi experts, Autocomplete can be done in 3 ways 1.
- 3.Textbox1.Attributes.Add("autocomplete", "off");. We can also set AutoCompleteType="disabled" But i want to do this in whole application. Is it possible to put it in web.config or is there any other solutions for this.
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Theoretically, you could write a Http Module that would add this. Basically, you would register for the PreSendRequestContent and PreRequestHandlerExecute events and modify the output content there.
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Hi experts, Autocomplete can be done in 3 ways 1.
- 3.Textbox1.Attributes.Add("autocomplete", "off");. We can also set AutoCompleteType="disabled" But i want to do this in whole application. Is it possible to put it in web.config or is there any other solutions for this.
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You can also do this in a skin file. 1) Right click on your the root of your web project and select Add ASP.Net Folder -> Theme. Give it a name. 2) Right click on the new theme and select Add New Item -> Skin File 3) In your new .skin file add: <asp:textbox runat="server" autocomplete="off"></asp:textbox> 4) In web.config modify: <pages theme="Name of your theme in step 1"> That should get you rolling.
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You can also do this in a skin file. 1) Right click on your the root of your web project and select Add ASP.Net Folder -> Theme. Give it a name. 2) Right click on the new theme and select Add New Item -> Skin File 3) In your new .skin file add: <asp:textbox runat="server" autocomplete="off"></asp:textbox> 4) In web.config modify: <pages theme="Name of your theme in step 1"> That should get you rolling.
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Thanks a lot........:thumbsup: It works great....... one doubt..... will it have any impact(disadvantage)
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Thanks a lot........:thumbsup: It works great....... one doubt..... will it have any impact(disadvantage)
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I'm not aware of any draw backs to using skin files, other than having to manually override the skin for every textbox you want autocomplete enabled for (using txtWhatever.Attributes.Add("autocomplete", "on")).
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