- Text item (where you place username)
- Password item (where you place password value)
- Button (which submits page)
The solution
I will not analyze the cause but how to avoid elegantly this problem, in all IE versions. Because the problem is more then famous, there are plenty of solutions but I find the most suitable this small java script code which should be placed in page definition Header and footer section:Idea is to "adjust" size of password item to width od text item, after page is rendered, what works very nice and fast. Here is the result:
The End
This solution is generic whenever you have only one Text item and one password item on login page, what is really 99.99% of all situation that I saw. So hard codding this small part in your every Apex application is really must to have proper login page.Hope this helps someone.
Cheers!
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