No idea. That's very odd. There's nothing in the code that would pre-load that information. Are you running any kind of pre-loading mods on your browser (like the Google Bar on IE
Does it do it on all accounts on your site, or only specific ones.
The HTML for that field is simple:
<input type=text name=phone value="PhoneValue" />
Where "PhoneValue" is the "phone" field returned from the database.
I'd verify that it's doing it for only certain accounts, and if so, it's likely they somehow entered their username in the phone field when they saved the form (or last time they updated their profile).
Does it do it on all accounts on your site, or only specific ones.
The HTML for that field is simple:
<input type=text name=phone value="PhoneValue" />
Where "PhoneValue" is the "phone" field returned from the database.
I'd verify that it's doing it for only certain accounts, and if so, it's likely they somehow entered their username in the phone field when they saved the form (or last time they updated their profile).
Haha I never gave this too much thought but for a lot of my users accounts in the phone field is says: "Bare" I just thought it meant Empty, maye its populating my account name. It has it for all the accounts that do not have a phone number entered.
Does it do it on all accounts on your site, or only specific ones.
The HTML for that field is simple:
<input type=text name=phone value="PhoneValue" />
Where "PhoneValue" is the "phone" field returned from the database.
I'd verify that it's doing it for only certain accounts, and if so, it's likely they somehow entered their username in the phone field when they saved the form (or last time they updated their profile).
Anytime a new member creates an account and does not put a phone number it is placing my login name there.
Anytime a new member creates an account and does not put a phone number it is placing my login name there.
That's so wierd. There must be something about a field named "phone" that it wants to autoinsert the login name values. There's nothing in the code that does it, it's just a purely automatic thing by the browser. I'll have to find a solution to this, even if it means renaming the field on the form.
