1Password unable to fill in password field

Hello @randian,

Thank you for sending the website that doesn't play nicely with 1Password. I confirm that since the site's password field uses unorthodox "type" and "name" attributes, it makes it difficult for 1Password to detect correctly. In this case, please try these steps to create a custom field for the password field and let me know how it works.

Select the 1Password icon in the browser toolbar > Search for your site login item > Edit > Paste this exact string to the "label" field: UPW_JQM > Enter your password in "new field" > Click the T icon at the end > Select "Tel" > Save > Try again.

Hello @randian.

It is great to hear that 1Password fills correctly after creating a custom field. 1Password fills a website using the information it can collect from the HTML structure of the site. When it sees an input field, 1Password will start looking for helpful information to determine if it should appear and works, such as the name and type attributes. Usually, a developer will name their username and password field something that easy to detect, such as "username" and "password" or anything similar and 1Password can understand. However, the password field on your website does not indicate that it is the password field in the HTML, which makes it impossible for 1Password to tell if it should work on the field.

By making a custom field and giving the correct name and type of the field 1Password should search for in the HTML, we help 1Password know what it should look for and fill on the site.

I hope this makes sense. Please let me know if you need more information.

Best regards,

Nhat Nguyen.
https://support.1password.com/

Hey @randian .

We're moving away form the saved form details section and hoping to deprecated it in the near future. We've moved the abilities of the saved form details to custom fields for better visibility and ease of use, as most users don't even know the saved form details section exist, where it is and what it does.

I hope that clarifies the situation :)

That's because the username/password fields are actually inside the saved form details. These are the only two fields that exist both in the main item view and in the saved form details, no other field would behave that way.

If you use a custom field, then you are not using it for the username/password field so there is no need for it to update automatically when you change the username/password.

@randian

That's right, if the form you're attempting to autofill is properly coded then Saved Form Details will capture any changes you make to said field(s). The challenge with this site in particular is that the HTML type of their password field is coded as tel, which to 1Password indicates that this is a "telephone" or "phone" number field. Saved Form Details will only save username or password types to correspond with the username and password fields of your Login item. Having the field in Saved Form Details mapped to the correct HTML id for this field will still fail, since 1Password won't fill a password into non-password fields. I hope this makes sense? Let us know if you have any questions, or if there is anything else we can do to help.