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Fixing the damn "quick log in"

799 views · started by Butts ·
#1
Fixing the damn "quick log in"
this should have been done before even making the board public, just use a placeholder rather than a value.
 <div> <div> <input class="textbox default-value" name="vb_login_username" id="navbar_username" size="10" accesskey="u" tabindex="101" placeholder="user name" type="text"><input style="display: none;" class="textbox" tabindex="102" name="vb_login_password" id="navbar_password" size="10" type="password"> <input class="textbox default-value" tabindex="102" name="vb_login_password_hint" id="navbar_password_hint" size="10" placeholder="password" style="display: inline;" type="text"> <input class="loginbutton" tabindex="104" value="Log in" title="Enter your username and password in the boxes provided to login, or click the 'register' button to create a profile for yourself." accesskey="s" type="submit"> </div> </div>

please replace it with this!
#2
Placeholder is an html5 attribute yo. Doesn't work in older browsers ya digg? I didn't even know there was an issue.
#3
Artificial wrote:
Placeholder is an html5 attribute yo. Doesn't work in older browsers ya digg? I didn't even know there was an issue.
fuck older browsers, we're in 2012.
#4
What Art said. Why target newer browsers particularly when you can achieve the same thing with something both forward and backward compatible - namely HTML4.

Though I agree that there are a lot of flaws in this forum board.
#5
The Unintelligible wrote:
What Art said. Why target newer browsers particularly when you can achieve the same thing with something both forward and backward compatible - namely HTML4.

Though I agree that there are a lot of flaws in this forum board.
Javascript is another alternative, even ajax too!
#6
Ajax is Javascript, derp.
#7
Artificial wrote:
Ajax is Javascript, derp.


Lol, leave the man be.
#8
Artificial wrote:
Ajax is Javascript, derp.
i didn't say they were different ;)
#9
I am willing to throw in some JavaScript to do this in HTML4 if you still think this is an issue. Otherwise, I don't think value is hurting anyone since HTML5 browsers also have automatic password management to input your username for you.

So let me know if the JavaScript alternative is suitable for you. If there's no reply, though, I'll assume that if the sole complainer isn't here anymore, there's no reason to implement it.