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Question: Is there any reason Autocomplete=off on a ASP:Textbox would not be working in IE 7?

In case this is the best term for it, the IE Autocomplete feature is that drop down list like thing that drops down from textboxes and shows you past things you have typed in.

I need the IE Autocomplete feature to not work at this point for a textbox that is part of a user control that works like an Ajax Autocomplete control. Problem is, when the Ajax Autocomplete selection list shows up, so does the IE Autocomplete selection box. (In cases where I might double click the textbox) I'm using this:

someTextbox.AutoCompleteType = AutoCompleteType.Disabled;

But it stills shows up. I've tried removing the items from the IE Autocomplete, but the next time I type something in and press enter, the problem reappears. Any ideas?

Note: The textbox is rendered with the Autocomplete=off tag when viewing the source.

Note 2: Have tried someTextbox.Attributes.Add("autocomplete", "off"); also without success

* Update, figured it out a while ago but forgot *

test.AutoCompleteType = AutoCompleteType.None;

That actually works. I'm not sure what the difference is though. Suppose Ill look that up sometime.

+1  A: 

Try this one:

someTextbox.Attributes.Add("autocomplete", "off");

BoboTheCodeMonkey
+2  A: 

Try adding AUTOCOMPLETE="off" to your form tag too:

<form name="form1" id="form1" method="post" autocomplete="off">
Lea Cohen
That would stop all textboxes from having the IE Autocomplete feature, right?
Programmin Tool
worked for me, thanks Lea
markiyanm
A: 

thanks.its remove my problem. in Page Load

txtusername.AutoCompleteType = AutoCompleteType.Disabled;

kapil gupta

+4  A: 

Trying to clear out my unanswered questions that I've answered in the original post.

test.AutoCompleteType = AutoCompleteType.None;
Programmin Tool
Shouldn't that be test.AutoCompleteType = AutoCompleteType.None; ?
Jaco Pretorius
Yes, yes it should. Fixed.
Programmin Tool