Could we please change the login form for the site so we don't have to type in the "@uoguelph.ca"? It seems so redundant - We have to use our Central ID's anyway. It also throws off Safari's form auto-completer.
This could probably be modified into a greasemonkey script nicely. I bet it would work with GreaseKit, solving the original issue of it not working with Safari's form filler. If you were to implement it within the site itself, better to rewrite it using jQuery as that's included with Drupal. Would be as easy as binding to the submit button and modifying the form value on submit.
Best solution, if the module doesn't have a feature to assume a default domain, would be 1) write a patch implementing that as a feature, and submit as a patch against the module, or 2) write a simple custom module implementing hook_form_alter() to add custom validation and submit hooks to modify the user name.
I'm pretty sure they're
I'm pretty sure they're using the IMAP authentication module, which requires a full email address.
The form-filling from 1Password works fine, so check it out if you're willing to spend some cash.
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Andrew
A simple hack would be to
A simple hack would be to add this to the top of each page on the site:
Users only need to enter their Username and form-fillers should still work (because you only entered your username).
*shrug*
This could probably be
This could probably be modified into a greasemonkey script nicely. I bet it would work with GreaseKit, solving the original issue of it not working with Safari's form filler. If you were to implement it within the site itself, better to rewrite it using jQuery as that's included with Drupal. Would be as easy as binding to the submit button and modifying the form value on submit.
Best solution, if the module doesn't have a feature to assume a default domain, would be 1) write a patch implementing that as a feature, and submit as a patch against the module, or 2) write a simple custom module implementing hook_form_alter() to add custom validation and submit hooks to modify the user name.
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Andrew