I am using chrome for sign in and save the usrename and password but if I want to Sign UP for the same website it automatic fill TxtEmail and TxtPwd fields.

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I am using chrome for sign in and save the usrename and password in my asp.net website but if I want to Sign UP for the same website it automatic fill TxtEmail and TxtPwd fields.
even I using
TxtEmail.Text=string.Empty;
TxtPwd.Text=string.Empty;

Posted 22-Nov-13 21:16pm

Eng. Ashish Srivastava

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Brijesh Kr 23-Nov-13 3:21am

Your
TxtEmail.Text=string.Empty;
TxtPwd.Text=string.Empty; . work on server side not on client side.
The problem you post is the part of browser specific.

[no name] 23-Nov-13 3:39am

just clear passwords and history of your browser then try. i hope this will work .reply me

Eng. Ashish Srivastava 23-Nov-13 4:13am

dear tejas you are right but I'm not user, I'm developer and I have two different page one for Login and Another for Signup,
whenever I login and Save the username and password when browser ask to save.
but after logout I have open sign up page for new sign up it automatically fill username in TxtEmail and Password in TxtPwd.

Eng. Ashish Srivastava 23-Nov-13 4:14am

so, you have any solution for this problem.
please reply.

[no name] 23-Nov-13 4:42am

Then this is totally browser related issue. i will try ...

Eng. Ashish Srivastava 26-Nov-13 7:33am

Its solution is we have to set TextBox property
autocomplete="off"

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♥…ЯҠ…♥ · Answer 1 · 2013-11-22T23:30:00

Hi Eng. Ashish Srivastava,

What you are asking is totally depends on the browser.
Why do you want to signup again? if you are doing it for testing then dont save your credentials in the browser.

This can be done is client side, in signup page try to clear the content using javascript.
You can refer this link[^] and this[^] could be more useful.

Hope this helps you a bit.

Regards,
RK