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I have an asp.net application which someone else created and I am trying to fix.<br />
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At some point the code writes out to the browser some javascript code that pops up a window. &nbsp;It is basically just a redirect to another page. &nbsp;The redirect points to the java page. &nbsp;When this happens, I get a popup for a username and password. &nbsp;I would like to pass the username and password in the url instead. &nbsp;Is this possible? &nbsp;The popup dialogue seems like it is standard. &nbsp;I
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I have an asp.net application which someone else created and I am trying to fix.

At some point the code writes out to the browser some javascript code that pops up a window.  It is basically just a redirect to another page.  The redirect points to the java page.  When this happens, I get a popup for a username and password.  I would like to pass the username and password in the url instead.  Is this possible?  The popup dialogue seems like it is standard.  I

java based web page would like to pass credentials in the url

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