I used google chrome, and when I login to open erp there is no option to save the password,
the username is restore but I want to keep the password automatically fill in the field, does anybody know how to do it?
I used mozila and there is option to save but it doesnt worked.
If you click on "More" option in user Screen, you'll have an option "Reset User Password", click on it and you have a screen to change password.
NOTE: passwords can be saved - just not automatically reused when the corresponding username is entered. I don't have a work-around for that problem, but I can rule out the two methods usually employed to do this:-
_autocomplete disabled
two password fields
The same technique is used on the openerp.com website (it's the same software). Accounts are free and a solution would be most appreciated (it makes testing a pain).
If you are actually not able to save a password (do check in your password manager), check:-
Firefox -> Preferences -> Security -> Passwords
Tick Remember Passwords and check for an entry in Exceptions
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I have good experience with vb.net but almost none writing script. I think the solution to my need is a script. I want to click on a shortcut on the desktop and have the script/code start the default browser then enter the url, select login, then it should enter the username and password. I am asking for an article to read to get me started in the right direction. I am sure this task has been done many times.
I am new to using Limechat for irc, and can not find my original password. I tried checking the site resend or create a new one, yet this was not an option on the site. Apparently you need a password when adding a new channel.
Just for everybody else that have the same issue, the password is on the keychain.
Open it in OSX, search for LimeChat, click on "View Password" and enter your user password. It will display the password right away.
iOS7 now has support for Keychain to act as a kind of "1Password" competitor but the site I manage is popping up a dialog when users login informing them that we have "Requested Passwords Not Be Saved"
The full error is:
"Safari Will Not Save Your Password Because "thesite.com" Requested Passwords Not Be Saved"
Does anyone know what we should do to prevent this error and allow users to save their password?
Per John MacAdam's comment the solution was to remove autocomplete="off" from the forms.
We've been having trouble with inconsistent display of the like button comment field on our external sites (i.e. some people see it pop up after clicking the like button, and some people don't). We searched around and made sure that the app id referenced when loading the HTML5 version of the like button code matched the website domain in the app settings (per this thread), and finally determined that the "problem" is the user's security settings: if they have enabled "secure browsing" in their security settings, then they won't see the comment field pop up unless the page is also hosted securely. (only other place I could find this discussed is on this site)
Has anyone figured out a workaround for this? It appears that the iframe version doesn't have this problem (though it does make the user click a link to see the comment field), but it requires 400px of minimum width which busts our layouts. We want to always make the comment field appears after the user clicks the like button, but it isn't feasible for us to host every page on the site securely. Any suggestions?
I wrote a small key logger for Ubuntu, but I don't want it to record specific windows or password fields (in all windows). So I need some way to:
Detect when a new window gets focus (so that I can stop my logging if needed).
Detect when the user enters a password field (again, so that I could stop my logging).
Any ideas?