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Problem with 1Password on my website
<div class="IPBDescription">1Password not coping with my login form</div>I'm hoping someone who's a bit familiar with the coding side of things can help with this. My company has launched a website today (http://ausbt.com.au) and I've noticed that 1Password is having trouble filling in the login form. It puts the username in all the form fields, and then tries to submit a new user account signup, rather than the login button.
I've checked my account entry in 1Password and all looks fine. Here's how it saved into 1Password from the initial signup form:
http://danwarne.com/pixelpipe/1passwordproblem.jpg
If anyone is willing to test it out, the signup form is available here: (normally shown in a frame overlay on the site)
http://ausbt.com.au/users/signup
I don't know enough about coding to be able to give our developer any helpful analysis on what the problem might be.
I've checked my account entry in 1Password and all looks fine. Here's how it saved into 1Password from the initial signup form:
http://danwarne.com/pixelpipe/1passwordproblem.jpg
If anyone is willing to test it out, the signup form is available here: (normally shown in a frame overlay on the site)
http://ausbt.com.au/users/signup
I don't know enough about coding to be able to give our developer any helpful analysis on what the problem might be.
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Hey danwarne,
I'm sorry that you are having this problem.
Part of your answer is in your post: "normally shown in a frame overlay on the site." That [i]may[/i] give some trouble on the main page, but the real problem is that even when you visit the login page outside of any frame and/or overlay, the field names are not unique. The same form names are used throughout the sign up [b]and[/b] the login forms within the same HTML document. Additionally, you can see the [url="http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fausbt.com.au%2Fusers%2Fsignup&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0"]errors related to the reuse of ID attributes in the W3C's validation of the page[/url]. Also, it wouldn't hurt to audit the JavaScript on the page to make sure it is not looking for a [i]literal[/i] key press or mouse click. I didn't get that far but it's something to check for while updating the field names and IDs.
I hope that helps. Please let me know.
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