Thanks, got it. I've already fixed delta.com for the next release (and tested it). USAirways, however, uses a non-standard HTML name for their username input box. Do you know HTML? If you do, goto their site and view the HTML source. You'll see:
<input type="text" name="AdvNum" maxlength="11" size="9" style="width:100px;">I assume
AdvNum stands for advantage number. I'm hesitant to include this in the master search list because every item I add in the list slows things down for people who use auto-populate, and "advantage number" is pretty specific to US Airways. The list right now searches for input boxes named:
- ID
- un
- name
- user
- usr
- log
- email
- mail
- acct
(The last one,
acct, was added for delta.com). Most of these were gleaned from the BugMeNot firefox extension. I'd consider adding
account, too, if we find websites which use it.
You'll still be covered, though. Once I finish
auto-populate arbitrary fields -- just on the horizon! -- you'll be able to automatically populate ANY field you like, regardless of its HTML name. You just have to "train" PasswordMaker once--by clicking on the input box you want auto-populated--and tell PasswordMaker what value to put there, and it does the rest.
the username gets entered into the First Name and the Last Name fields in the right lower side under Print Boarding Pass; the username is filled in twice - both as the first and last names
Yeah, this is because all of those fields' HTML names match one or more of the names listed above...that behavior will go away once
auto-populate arbitrary fields is complete.
-Eric
