2 Login forms (auto complete)

[moosey_man1988]

Hi everyone

 

I am building a CRM system/invoicing system in my spare time and on this system I have 2 login pages (there is a reason but its long).

 

one for the CRM system and one for the invoicing section.

 

They bother work perfectly well but I have a really annoying issue, If I were to store the login information to chrome passwords for example to the CRM system It would auto suggest to the other login and vice versa.

 

This wouldn't be a problem but the CRM login is username based, the invoicing section is login by email for additional security.

 

they're both called login.php

 

the two files are

 

/htdocs/login.php

and

/htdocs/invoicing/login.php

 

I added a remember me cookie to the CRM system in hope that this would get around the issue but unfortunately the chrome saved information over rides this,

I also tried autocomplete="off" as I am using bootstrap as a framework.

 

How can I get around this?

Edited February 7, 2016 by moosey_man1988

[moosey_man1988]

bump?

[cyberRobot]

Are both of the username fields named the same thing? If so, try using a different name for one of the fields.

Edited February 8, 2016 by cyberRobot

[Psycho]

I've not tested it, but I would think having different form names would work too.

[moosey_man1988]

Well i have done a lot of reading since my first post apparently this is a bug in chrome which basically now ignores autcomplete=off,

The fields aren't the same one is email and password the other is username and password.

 

Its a really annoying bug, apparently according to google the user requirement for ignoring auto complete is a higher requirement than what developers want on their own pages.

 

This is now working fine in all other browsers other than chrome