Jquery.cookie.js method to implement user login to save password function _jquery

The example in this article describes the Jquery.cookie.js method to implement user login to save password. Share to everyone for your reference, specific as follows:

Need to import JS has jquery.js and jquery.cookie.js

<script type= "Text/javascript" src= "jquery-1.5.2.js" ></script>
<script type= "Text/javascript" Src= "Jquery.cookie.js" ></script>

First try to get the value of the cookie when the page loads, and if the cookie has a value, fill in the input box with the value that is fetched, and select the check box that saves the password

JQuery (function () {
 //Get cookie value
 var username = $.cookie (' username ');
 var password = $.cookie (' password ');
 Fills the fetched value into the input box
 $ (' #uName '). val (username);
 $ (' #psw '). val (password); 
 if (username!= null && username!= ' && password!= null && password!= ') {//Select the Save secret check box
  $ (" #remember_password "). attr (' checked ', true);
 }
);

Determine whether the Save Password check box is selected at logon, if selected, create a cookie (the validity period can be determined by itself, the following cookie is valid for 7 days), or delete the cookie if it is not selected (because the password was saved last time, this logon option cancels saving the password, So you need to delete the cookie to make the cookie do not have a value the next time you log on.
Pay special attention to delete cookies, many articles on the Web using the method is $.cookie (' username ', null), but I use this method does not work, every time the cookie exists after the login, I try to use $.cookie (' username ', ' ' There will still be a problem, the program becomes unable to save the password.

The handler function for submitting the form is
Login ()
{
 var uName =$ (' #uName '). Val ();
 var PSW = $ (' #psw '). Val ();
 if ($ (' #remember_password '). attr (' checked ') = = True) {//Save password
  $.cookie (' username ', uName, {expires:7,path: '/'});
  $.cookie (' Password ', PSW, {expires:7,path: '/'});
 } else{//Delete Cookie
  $.cookie (' username ', ', {Expires:-1, Path: '/'});
  $.cookie (' Password ', ', {Expires:-1, Path: '/'});
 //....
 Actions for submitting a form
}

Save password check box for login page

<input type= "checkbox" Name= "Remember_password" id= "Remember_password"/> <span id= "Span_tip" style= "
margin-bottom:-2px;color:white;font-size:12px; " > Remember password
</span>

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