Site that stumps 1Password

Dr. Wingnut

Levenger: [url="https://www.levenger.com/customer/login/TopNavLogin.aspx"]https://www.levenger...opNavLogin.aspx[/url] Asks for Last name, email and password. Filling with 1P after saving attempts to put the email address in both the email and last name fields. The inputs have names (see below) that match the stored data in 1P (Version 3.8.0.BETA-1 (build 31107)) but when if fills in Safari 5.1 it gets confused. I am using the latest plugin.



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<div class="AddressData">

<div class="Description">

</div>

<div class="DataField">

<span class="Required">*</span> = required fields

</div>

</div> <!--AddressData-->

<div class="AddressData">

<div class="Description">

<span class="Required">*</span>Last Name:

</div>

<div class="DataField">

<input name="L1" type="text" value="JDL@IEEE.ORG" id="L1" class="DataField" />

</div>

</div> <!--AddressData-->

<div class="AddressData">

<div class="Description">

<span class="Required">*</span>Email Address:

</div>

<div class="DataField">

<input name="E1" type="text" value="JDL@IEEE.ORG" maxlength="50" id="E1" class="DataField" />



</div>

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[Deleted User]

Hi Dr. Wingnut



I just had a look at the Levenger site and the fields are indeed properly named and when I saved some fake details using the latest version of the Safari extension all 3 fields were filled without any issues, all with their own data. With that said, could you try saving the login manually like this using the Safari extension:[list=1]

[*]Enter your last name, e-mail address and password, but DO NOT submit the form.

[*]Click the 1Password button in your browser's toolbar, and select the "+" button in the upper right hand corner.

[*]Change the title and make any notes (if desired).

[*]Click the Save button in the upper right hand corner.

[/list]

You will have a new Login within 1Password that should now work without any issues. Please do let me know how that turns out.