Using autologin check saves both username and password as cookies.

4/26/2022 8:19 am | #1 ANDREW

Love this feature, but I have 2 questions.
1. Can it save just the username not the password?
2. Can I name it something other than AutoLogin_xxx

4/26/2022 9:58 am | #2 Ray BorduinWebAssist

1) No. Autologin needs the username and password in order to log in the user. There is no way to do it without the password.
2) Not without editing the code. You could open the authentication.php file and replace any instances of "AutoLogin_" with something else to change the prefix manually, but if there is a new version of the authentication.php file, you would have to make the change again to update versions.

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Using autologin check saves both username and password as cookies.

4/26/2022 8:19 am | #1 ANDREW