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Firefox/SeaMonkey/Mozilla/Netscape/Flock Browser Extension => Help and Support => Topic started by: r.dirksen on August 09, 2008, 12:44:09 PM
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Hi,
Altough I understand that autopopulate had never meant to be a key feature, I still have a question.
Below I have inserted a snippet of code from a website where it is clear that the name of the usernamefield is called 'login" and the passwordfield is named "password".
The advanced Autopopulate function recognises the fields, but won't populate them. Not automatically and not with coolkey. Only copy/paste works.
Is there anything I can do about this?
FF 3.0.1 PWM 1.7.2
Regards
<h2><img src="/generateImage/?string=inloggen" alt="inloggen"></h2><form method="POST" action="/homepage&action=login">
Gebruikersnaam:<br><input type="text" name="login" style="width:150px;"><br>
Wachtwoord:<br><input type="password" name="password" style="width:150px;"><br>
<input type="submit" value="inloggen"><br>
</form>
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Can you provide a link for testing?
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If you focus the cursor in the username or password field and use CoolKey, it STILL doesn't work? This is not the same as auto-populate and should work.
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Yep,
the link is
http://www.imregister.nl/
And No, if I put the cursor in the usernamefield and press Alt-` nothing happens. If I press the same keys a second time, somthing is populated in the password field (cursor is still in the username field), but it is not the calculated password.
I see the same behaviour in more websites.
Rob
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I was successfully able to autopopulate both the Gebruikersnaam: and Wachtwoord: text boxes using a test account.
My guess is you have a problem with you URL pattern under the URLs tab.
You can see examples of URL patterns here : http://passwordmaker.org/Firefox/Mozilla/SeaMonkey/Flock/Netscape/Advanced
Remember, PasswordMaker has to recognize the site you are trying to enter in order to populate the fields, this is done by using the URL pattern. If there is no match to your current URL, nothing will be populated.
If you would like to post what you are currently using, we would be glad to help.
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I am sorry and I feel extremely embarrassed. I forgot to fill in the field where the recognition is specified. I feel so stupid. It is working now. It went wrong from the moment of upgrading to 1.7. Untill 1.6 the recognition pattern was automatically generated. Appologies to all.
However one more thing.
In holland we use a lot of diacritical symbols like é è ö ü etc. When you set language to dutch the keyboard functions as follows:
first you type the ' and then the e which results in é. this could be the reason that alt-' is not working the first time. I have to change the coolkey and try this out.