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Cashing of form fields
Looks like an HTML autocomplete feature https://www.w3docs.com/snippets/html/how-to-disable-browser-autocomplete-and-autofill-on-html-form-and-input-fields.html
Quick and dirty solution - just set autocomplete="off" with JS like this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23061992/force-autocomplete-off-on-whole-html-document
May 24, 2023 9:01
Laurent
- May 24, 2023 10:28
Thanks for the quick answer @VladimirVedeneev!
It is not an issue with autocompletion (that is just a nice feature). It is the fact that values already written into the form are still there even when you exit the page before submitting. My client wishes for that to not be cached.
It is not an issue with autocompletion (that is just a nice feature). It is the fact that values already written into the form are still there even when you exit the page before submitting. My client wishes for that to not be cached.
My client has an issue with Episerver-Forms cashing the values from an input form when you leave the page before submiting the form. He see this as a potential security threat (even though we encrypt the input values when a form is submitted).
Any thoughts on this? Is it possible to maybe turn off the caching of form values?