Finally a question I can answer.
Most likely the JavaScript loginCheck()
is doing just that, checking the form to make sure the user has filled
in both the username and password. In that case you don't need to concern
yourself about it. I have run into a few cases where much more is being
done in the JavaScript. In one case another hidden form field was being
set to the current time for the users time zone. In another case the script
filled in the values from username and password into a hidden form and
submitted that. You will need to find the loginCheck()
and see what it is doing. If you are unsure what it does post the JavaScript
here and we can take a look at it.
George Adams
Educational Technology / Integration Services
Saint Paul Public Schools
I have a web-based chat application that I would like
to implement
through sso. It is using jwchat and the only 2 things I'm concerned
about is, the login script uses 'onSubmit' to authenticate and a pop-up
chat window opens once logged in. So my question is can SSO handle this
type of application?
The form looks like this:
<form name="login" onSubmit="return loginCheck(this);">
...... yadda yadda .....
<tr><td> </td><td><button
type="submit"
id='login_button' tabindex=5 disabled>Login</button></td></tr>
</table>
</form>
Thanks!
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