I need to create a custom string field (and I know how to do this) but I would like to be able to choose it from predefined values, i.e. my field would be called "ACCESS" and the values maybe selectable from a list box would be "SPID", " CIE","CUSTOM", etc etc.
If it is not possible, it could perhaps be foreseen in future versions.
Thanks to whoever will answer
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KeePass doesn't have selectable values for fields and I don't know of a plug-in that adds them.
The issue is where would you store those values and then protect the data?
cheers, Paul
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Hello Paul,
I was afraid that was the case.
Then the alternative solution is to use TAGs!
Let's say that KeePass would solve the problem very well by saving the values of the custom field in the same way it does for the TAGs, in fact if you use the TAGs it allows you to write new ones, but also to select those already present.
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Tags are saved in the entry and the lookup reads all entries for existing tags.
If you want a specific field with dropdown then you would need to save the values with the field name so a predefined configuration would be the only way.
cheers, Paul
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I need to create a custom string field (and I know how to do this) but I would like to be able to choose it from predefined values, i.e. my field would be called "ACCESS" and the values maybe selectable from a list box would be "SPID", " CIE","CUSTOM", etc etc.
If it is not possible, it could perhaps be foreseen in future versions.
Thanks to whoever will answer
KeePass doesn't have selectable values for fields and I don't know of a plug-in that adds them.
The issue is where would you store those values and then protect the data?
cheers, Paul
Hello Paul,
I was afraid that was the case.
Then the alternative solution is to use TAGs!
Let's say that KeePass would solve the problem very well by saving the values of the custom field in the same way it does for the TAGs, in fact if you use the TAGs it allows you to write new ones, but also to select those already present.
Tags are saved in the entry and the lookup reads all entries for existing tags.
If you want a specific field with dropdown then you would need to save the values with the field name so a predefined configuration would be the only way.
cheers, Paul