What to do when there's no NAME tag
Example on https://voyaretirement.voyaplans.com/eportal/welcome.do - the input fields do not have NAME tags so how can I utilize 1Password for this site?
Thanks!
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It's the HTML "id" attribute that you need.
So:
Username: loginUserId-pwCustomMask
Password: loginUserPIN-pwCustomMaskThat said, the manual "Save a new login" option works fine on that site:
https://guides.agilebits.com/1password-windows-kb/4/en/topic/save-login-manually-win0 -
Did the automatic save fail on that site, @CyberCFP? If so, what version of which browser were you using, and what version of the 1Password extension was installed?
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That's right, DBrown, tried to create myself because automatic save didn't pop up.
Chrome: Version 39.0.2171.95 m
1Password: 4.1.0.5300 -
Thanks for the tip, RichardPayne!
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Thanks, @CyberCFP. I just followed the procedure to save a Login item manually, and this is the Login item that 1Password saved:
That's clearly not right :neutral_face:, so I edited that Login item in the main 1Password program, changing it to look like this, instead:
Unfortunately, Chrome doesn't fill the form correctly, even after the change, and I've reported that to Dev.
Internet Explorer does fill the form correctly, using that edited Login item, though, so perhaps that's an acceptable workaround, for the time being.
Note: I even tried editing the Login item again, changing the username's field type to text, even though that shouldn't make a difference. It didn't. :(
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