Closed dpolivy closed 1 year ago
I guess we could add an event to hosted fields that an attempt at autofilling occurred and then mark the fields that aren't filled as needing attention.
I'll pass this issue on to our design team and see what they think the best UX will be.
In the short term, you can simply change the placeholder value for the the cvv field:
braintree.dropin.create({
// other parts of config
card: {
overrides: {
fields: {
cvv: {
placeholder: '123' // or ''
}
}
}
}
@crookedneighbor Sounds good. The Placeholder override may be good enough for the short term -- though to avoid confusion I'd probably just leave it blank.
@crookedneighbor Unfortunately that workaround doesn't seem to work if the placeholder is set to ''
. As soon as I start entering in a credit card number, the placeholder resets to asterisks/dots. Using a value such as 123
does seem to persist.
Hmm, that's definitely a bug. Probably because ''
is a falsy value. We'll have to look into that.
Never updated this, but that bug is fixed. We still haven't gotten around to adding an event to let the merchant know that an autofill was attempted.
Cool, thanks for the update!
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General information
Issue description
Card
, and use Safari auto-fill to fill in the card details.Actual: Card details are filled in, but CVV is not. However, CVV field contains 3 dots, which to many users might imply the CVV is filled in but masked. No errors are reported, but you cannot submit the payment.
Expected: It would be nice to have better feedback that the CVV is not filled in for this scenario. Or, perhaps the placeholder should be updated so it doesn't look like a masked value is already filled in? We've had a few users get tripped up by this, and blame us for the poor experience.