How to create a login that has more than 2 login fields

Greetings @Manta230,

Damn, that's a lot of high praise so the pressure is on to deliver. Is this what having a reputation feels like?

Let's see if the following helps.

1. Save this 1PIF (1Password Interchange Format) file to your Desktop. The file should end in .1pif, if you see .txt please alter the filename accordingly.
2. For 1Password for Mac Drag the 1PIF file to the 1Password icon in the macOS dock to import into the active vault. If All Vaults is active it will use the default vault for saving (Vaults tab in 1Password's preferences). For 1Password for Windows select the menu option 1Password > Import and then select the 1Password Interchange Format (1PIF) option and follow the prompts.
3. Locate the imported item, it will have a tag with the import date.
4. Enter edit mode and replace the placeholder values with your real account credentials. You will find a custom field for your last name.
5. Save.

I've set this item up with URLs for the three pages I'm now aware of, I hadn't heard of the business specific one until today so that's something new for me. You can delete any of the URLs you won't use. I've also set up the item to select the remember me checkbox. If you don't want it ticked then you'll want to do the following.

1. Enter edit mode again.
2. For 1Password for Mac click the View Saved Form Details button to reveal the entry for the remember me checkbox and untick the checkbox. For 1Password for Windows click the Show web form details button and delete the ✓ from the field.
3. Save.

The reason for having the remember me checkbox set is because I figure it's a lot easier to delete the ✓ character in 1Password for Windows than add it as it doesn't display an actual checkbox like it does on the Mac. I've tested this item with the current version of both 1Password for Mac and Windows so it should work everywhere. If you have any trouble please let me know. The best way is to notify me like Kate did by using the @littlebobbytables. I hope this helps.

On the password strength front, @Manta230, that's because you copied/pasted a password from an existing item. It's reused (at the moment) and thus terrible. With the caveat that password strength calculations are complicated and I'm far from perfect at predicting them, the strength of that password should improve when you remove the old Login item. That said, it still may be rated a bit lower than it was. 1Password detects whether or not you generated a password and docks it points if you didn't. Even if you did actually generate this password in the original item, 1Password can't tell when copy/paste from that item into a new one that the original you copied was generated, so it won't give the new item's password those bonus points. I hope that makes sense, but if the strength rating still seems off after nixing the old item, let me know.

As for the sometimes showing mini rather than filling directly, it might be that the page hasn't fully loaded at first so the URL isn't being read properly off the bat, but that's just a guess. You might try opening that page and either waiting a short time or trying to fill as soon as you see the fields and see if the timing of your fill has an impact on whether you can reproduce it. Filling looks like a simple process, but there are a lot of little things that need to go right for everything to work exactly as intended, so there are a few possibilities for hiccups along the way and load times are a big one in my experience.

A bit of guesswork there, but hopefully it helps. I'm also glad @littlebobbytables was able to help. I didn't mean to put him on the spot, but he does have a reputation, so I guess that's what he gets. :wink: Hopefully he'll refrain from scolding me since it all worked out in the end. :lol:

Hi @Manta230,

I think Kate answered all but one of the questions you had, the last one being why didn't altering the original item to make it look like my suggested one result in the same outcome. 1Password doesn't display absolutely everything the item encodes and one detail that is never visible is whether the Login item was saved inside the browser or if it was created outside of there. The item I created was by hand using what I know about the filling code to elicit the right behaviour and a bit of trial and error :smile: The hope is of course that what 1Password saves works for the vast majority of sites without the extra effort but for some reason American Airlines seems to be a continued blind spot for us - I've never understood why it seems to cause us this much confusion.

There are a few of these sites that are a bit notorious, @Manta230 but thankfully, they are fairly few and far between. Anyway, I'm glad to hear that we've wrangled American Airlines into submission and hope you enjoy happier filling there for a long time to come. :chuffed: