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Here's what @jabir has been up to this past year
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Anniversary Thanks for being an Acocasts member for 1 year
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Replied to Anytime!!I'm fairly certain the browser displays the popup before...
No worries, Thanks a lot Tom.
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Replied to Hi jabir!This is a native browser behavior when forms are submitted...
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the detailed response!
1. I was specifically referring to cases where a user enters an incorrect email or password. Typically, browsers don't display a popup for such scenarios. I initially thought this might be due to the POST login endpoint returning a non-error HTTP response code (302). However, I checked the Laravel Forge site, which uses Inertia, and noticed that no popup appears when incorrect credentials are submitted even though the response code is 302.
2. I was navigating using the browser's back button. I suppose I'll just have to live with it. -
Commented on post Logging In Users & Displaying Exceptions
Hi Tom,
1) Is it possible to prevent the browser from displaying the "Save Password" popup when invalid credentials are submitted?
2) When long-lived alerts for invalid credentials are displayed, they persist even after navigating to another page (e.g., the "Forgot Password" route) and returning. How can this issue be resolved?