How to fill in checkboxes and custom form fields?

TonyDennis
TonyDennis
Community Member
edited February 2021 in 1Password in the Browser

I've been using 1Password for a very long time and am tracking over 5k shortcuts (I'm a consultant and recommend and manage my clients' 1Password I.T. shortcuts😉), but I've never "cracked the code" on how to check checkboxes, or fill in custom fields on web login pages.

An example is our 1Password web portal. How do I tell my 1Password shortcut to fill in the Secret Key field and check the "This is a public..." checkbox? (I'll attach screenshots when I get my ticket email. Why can't we do that in the original ticket web form?🤔)

1Password Version: 1P 7 v7.7.1.BETA-7 (70701007)
Extension Version: v1.24.1
OS Version: OS X v10.15.7
Sync Type: 1P Teams

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  • ag_yaron
    ag_yaron
    1Password Alumni

    Hey @TonyDennis ,

    I removed the screenshots because they contained a real email and your 1Password domain's login page.
    When I save a new login on that page, it automatically saves the Secret Key and the checkbox's state. Check it out: http://recordit.co/EnOT0bLDpT

    If you're manually creating new login items in your 1Password desktop app and not capturing the actual login when you sign into an account in your browser, then you'll want the following:

    • A custom field called "Secret Key" (case sensitive) that is a text field, not a password field.
    • While in Edit mode, click the "View Saved Form Details" button at the bottom to reveal that section, create a new checkbox type field and mark it with a check mark. Do not give that field a name.

    Let me know if that helped.

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