Is there an equivalent of the autocomplete="off" parameter for HTML input fields that works with Chrome?
Out site takes credit cards but Chrome remembers previously entered numbers an is killing our PCI compliance
Thanks
Ben
Is there an equivalent of the autocomplete="off" parameter for HTML input fields that works with Chrome?
Out site takes credit cards but Chrome remembers previously entered numbers an is killing our PCI compliance
Thanks
Ben
autocomplete=off
should work if you set it on the <form>
element and it's there before the page finishes loading. For users, I recommend installing the autocomplete=on
Chrome extension to reverse the annoying autocomplete=off
.
I also have the same problem but i used autocomplete=off on master page tag. Then all auto completed fields removed from project.
You can use it in your tag as well the input tag where the user enters the data
EXAMPLE:
<input type="text" style="width:350px" class="form-control" id="email_id" autocomplete="off" placeholder="Search by Name or Email Address" />
this works fine in Chrome.
You can also use it in form
<form id="myForm" name="myForm" autocomplete="off">
//Your Code Here.
</form>
Hope this helps.