Site split logon between two pages

CHM-CT

I go to several sites that split the entry of username and the password between two separate pages. After entering the username on the first page and hitting enter, you are sent to a second page to enter the password. I cannot get 1password to automatically log on to these sites without manually entering the username. Can anyone suggest a solution for this situation?



Thanks

MartyS

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I go to several sites that split the entry of username and the password between two separate pages. After entering the username on the first page and hitting enter, you are sent to a second page to enter the password. I cannot get 1password to automatically log on to these sites without manually entering the username. Can anyone suggest a solution for this situation?



Thanks

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Welcome to the forums, CHM-CT!



More and more "institutions" are going to a 2 or more page kind of login sequence (it doesn't add any security but it's okay if they think it does). Please see our guide on how to setup a multi-step Logins for most web sites that fit this situation:



http://help.agile.ws/1Password3/multi_page_logins.html



Only fields in the Logins item that matches the *current* web form are filled into the fields.



I don't know if your sites uses them or not, but for your own browsing safety, I'd suggest that you edit the saved Logins item for any page that has a "security image" to have a Submit value of "Never". That way the fields will be filled in and you control the behavior by clicking the appropriate action button ("sign in", Login, Continue, ...) *after* you've visually reviewed the security image to make secondary certain that you're on the proper site.

CHM-CT

[quote name='MartyS' timestamp='1292379031' post='17622']

Welcome to the forums, CHM-CT!



More and more "institutions" are going to a 2 or more page kind of login sequence (it doesn't add any security but it's okay if they think it does). Please see our guide on how to setup a multi-step Logins for most web sites that fit this situation:



http://help.agile.ws/1Password3/multi_page_logins.html



Only fields in the Logins item that matches the *current* web form are filled into the fields.



I don't know if your sites uses them or not, but for your own browsing safety, I'd suggest that you edit the saved Logins item for any page that has a "security image" to have a Submit value of "Never". That way the fields will be filled in and you control the behavior by clicking the appropriate action button ("sign in", Login, Continue, ...) *after* you've visually reviewed the security image to make secondary certain that you're on the proper site.

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Thanks for pointing me to the doc. This solution works well enough for the few sites that are a problem.

Lew

My brokerage recently changed its login procedure from entering the login name and password on a single page to a multiple page setup. I now must enter my login name on the first page, click enter, which brings me to a second page where I enter my password.



I've searched and cannot find anything addressing this issue. Is it possible for !Password to handle this type of login?



Thanks...



Lew

khad

Lew, I have moved your post to one of the more recent threads on the subject of multi-page logins. Please see above and let me know if you have any further questions! <img src='http://forum.agile.ws/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/skype_smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':-)' />

Lew

Khad,



The procedure outlined in [i]How to create multi-page Logins[/i] is basically what I have been doing.



Is there a way to link two 1PW files so that the first will call the second? Or, could a pause be inserted in a file to wait for the second page to appear before proceeding with data entry?



Lew

khad

Lew,



Please help me understand the problem.



Are your credentials not filled in when you press ⌘\ on your keyboard? Are they being filled in but not automatically submitted? You will have to press ⌘\ to fill in each step of the process as there is not a way for Go & Fill to work across multiple pages.



If you need further assistance, could you please provide the URL? Without an account, I will not be able to proceed beyond the first page, but it may give some insights.



Please let me know how it turns out.



Thanks!