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Access login for different site?

soob
soob Junior Member ✭
edited December 1969 in Mac
Hello all,



I use Evernote to clip web info through their javascript bookmarklet. When I click the bookmarklet it pops up a login "window" for logging in to my Evernote account. Since I'm on some other site, I cannot use 1Password to fill in my Evernote login credentials.



Does anyone know if it's possible to get this to work?



If it's not possible, I'll submit as a feature request 'cause as we all know, the devs are gods and can do anything!



Jim
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  • MikeT
    MikeT Agile Samurai
    edited June 2010
    Did you right click inside the evernote username to get the 1PW Menu to show the logins?

    [URL=http://imgur.com/M8oaU.png][IMG]http://imgur.com/M8oaU.png[/IMG][/URL]
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  • soob
    soob Junior Member ✭
    edited December 1969
    Yes, I have tried that (thanks for the suggestion). All I get is 'No logins saved for this web site'



    Jim
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  • MartyS
    MartyS AgileBits Customer Care (retired) ✭
    edited December 1969
    [quote name='soob']Yes, I have tried that (thanks for the suggestion). All I get is 'No logins saved for this web site'



    Jim[/QUOTE]



    As you probably suspicioned, that's because you don't have a Logins item matching the current web address. Any Evernote credentials you have are probably for the Evernote web site. We do not provide for "global" Logins... you'd need to Copy/Paste your Evernote credentials to this popup window or login to the Evernote site before using the Evernote script.
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  • soob
    soob Junior Member ✭
    edited December 1969
    Yes, as I suspected. Thanks (?) for confirming.



    Cheers, Jim
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  • MartyS
    MartyS AgileBits Customer Care (retired) ✭
    edited December 1969
    [quote name='soob']Yes, as I suspected. Thanks (?) for confirming.



    Cheers, Jim[/QUOTE]



    Half the battle sometimes is knowing when to stop banging your own head against the table looking for something that isn't there. At least now you know it's not just something that you just didn't find on your own.
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