Creating a keychain password item to handle these discussions pages' login

how?
I thought i did it right.. it is real straight forward, so i am a little confused.
i used the URL from the "login" link at the right side from the main discussions page, used my username and entered my password.
it does not appear to work.
help? anyone doing this?
Beavis2084

Hi VC,
Thanks for reply.
Already i tried clearing cache, it is working fine for all other items but not clearing the cache of LOGINNAME and PASSWORD item.
Also written separate process for clearing the cache of LOGINNAME and PASSWORD item but no luck.
When you select the save password prompted by the browser in CHROME , that time it is not clearing the cache of USERNAME and PASSWORD item. but same thing working fine in MOZILLA.
When i am changing the PASSWORD item to textfield that time cache is getting cleared for LOGINNAME and PASSWORD item.
so, i found issue with the PASSWORD item (when we are going with save password option promted by browser - Chrome)
so,please suggest me how to handle the PASSWORD item .
Thanks and Regards,
Jitendra

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