IWeb passwords for Safari...

I have two iWeb password protected websites for my Daughters, however when I try to log into them from my iPad, Safari does not remember the username or passwords for either of the sites.
When I log into these sites from my iMac, I have no such problems with Safari.
Anyone have any ideas how to resolve this ?.

MacMiner wrote:
I have two iWeb password protected websites for my Daughters, however when I try to log into them from my iPad, Safari does not remember the username or passwords for either of the sites.
When I log into these sites from my iMac, I have no such problems with Safari.
Anyone have any ideas how to resolve this ?.
Easy fix, I think. Go to Settings, Safari, AutoFill, Turn on "Names and Passwords."
Now, not all websites allow the password to be remembered, especially banking sites. But this should work for you.

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