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Implementing AutoComplete is easy, but there may be times when either the user or the Web author does not want to use this feature. The AUTOCOMPLETE attribute allows Web authors to selectively disable the AutoComplete feature for a single INPUT type=text element or all INPUT type=text elements in a particular form. For example, by providing a value of off, a particular field or the entire form can be disabled. If a Web author does not want users to see the AutoComplete feature for a password field, the AUTOCOMPLETE attribute can be used to disable the feature for that single field, as in the following example: <INPUT TYPE = password NAME = oPassword AUTOCOMPLETE = "off"> In addition, if a Web author does not want users to see the AutoComplete feature for any field in a form, the AUTOCOMPLETE attribute can be used to disable the feature for the entire form. <FORM AUTOCOMPLETE = "off"> : </FORM> You can enable AutoComplete by setting the value of the autocomplete property to an empty string. To determine when a user updates the content of a field from the AutoComplete dialog box, use the onpropertychange event, rather than the onchange event, because the onchange event does not fire. | ||||||||||
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