How does Chrome identify address fields in my form for autofill?

[Vismar Fernández Santana]

Hi guys:

               I am not a developer for Chrome, but a web developer. I am having a small issue in one of my sites.

 I have a form which contains First Name, Middle Name, Last Name and Designation. For some reason, just in Chrome, whenever the cursor get to that field, the browser suggests Address values (State in this case).

I works perfect for Name fields or Address fields, however I do not know why is it Chrome "thinking" my Designation field is expecting an address.

Is there a way I can prevent this? 

This is the HTLM behind my field:

<input type="text" id="31e41b3b-ec40-46b4-b609-b13a50fcc9b7" name="31e41b3b-ec40-46b4-b609-b13a50fcc9b7" data-field="ind__ind_designation" class="form-control" data-type="nvarchar" maxlength="50" value="">

Thank you

[Mike Dougherty]

I don't know how Chrome handles it exactly, but you could try adding additional metadata with the "autocomplete" attribute.

https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/06/checkout-faster-with-autofill

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