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davidemg42
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| Posted: 29 December 2011 at 9:44am | IP Logged
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Hi everybody,
I'm using Webmail Lite ver. 6.3.6 on a Debian Server with PHP 5.3.
Does anybody know if it's possible save credentials when the user sign-in ? I tried checking on "Automatically Sign In" check-box without result.
I will appreciate any feedback.
Thank you very much.
Davide.
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Igor
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| Posted: 29 December 2011 at 11:29pm | IP Logged
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Out-of-box, WebMail has autocompletion/autofill disabled at login screen, but it's easy to turn it on. In index.php file, locate the following code:
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<div id="login_screen">
<form action="index.php?mode=submit" method="post" id="login_form" name="login_form" onsubmit="NeedToSubmit = true; return false;" autocomplete="off"> |
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Modify that code so that autocomplete is set to "on"; or, remove that attribute at all.
As for "Sign me in automatically" box, its job is a bit different. When you log in with that box ticked, next time you enter WebMail URL you'll get into your mailbox with no need to log in. For that to work, make sure you don't click "Logout" link.
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davidemg42
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| Posted: 31 December 2011 at 5:30am | IP Logged
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Hi Igor,
Thanks for responding.
Setting autocomplete to off or removing the attribute at all seem to work only with Firefox either on Windows or MacOSX.
Can this be possible ?
Thanks
Davide.
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Igor
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Just tried that in Opera, works fine; in Internet Explorer, however, it doesn't. Anyway, trapping a password request in such cases is a web browser's responsibility, and they might fail since there's an immediate redirect to another page. Different browsers use different logic in this situation, it's unlikely we can do anything about it.
And by the way, you can implement your own login forms using WebMail API.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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