Posted by jcage on 01/07/08 04:36

Hello,

I have a form that uses a basic passphrase to ensure an employee user
is who they say they are. One field uses 'text' as the input type and
the other uses 'password'. When a query has been run, a user can
click the browser back button and the name is still there intact but
the password field is blank. My question is, what would the 'SESSION'
code look like that would allow a user to click their back button
where the 'userpass' field holds the original passphrase in the same
manner the browser holds the user name within the text field?

thanks very much,
John


<td>User Name:</td><td align="left"><input type="text" name="username"
size="29" maxlength="30" value=""></td></tr>

<td>User Password:</td><td align="left"><input type="password"
name="userpass" size="29" maxlength="30" value=""></td></tr>

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