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avishai
2016-10-20
2016-12-14
  • avishai

    avishai - 2016-10-20

    Is it possible to create a global parameter for Auto typing (like ID / Credit card number) ?

     
  • Paul

    Paul - 2016-10-20

    What do you mean global? An example please?

    cheers, Paul

     
  • avishai

    avishai - 2016-10-20

    ID number - I wish to use it in auto type of several diffrent enteries.

     
  • Paul

    Paul - 2016-10-20

    You would need to set up a match for several / all sites.
    To make an entry match every site, edit the entry and select the Auto-Type tab, Click Add to add a target window and use a single asterisk (*) in the "Target window" field.

    Alternatively add a Button via a trigger to send your desired information.
    http://keepass.info/help/v2/triggers.html

    cheers, Paul

     
  • avishai

    avishai - 2016-10-22

    Thanks but i think you didn't understand me, i want to have a AutoType Like this:
    {Global:ID}{TAB}{USERNAME}{TAB}{PASSWORD}{ENTER}
    the idea is to store the ID in a special entry that can be assessed from all entries.

    Regards
    Avishai

     
  • avishai

    avishai - 2016-10-22

    Well i think i have a solution i will use the referece option:
    {REF:P@T:Global}{TAB}{USERNAME}{TAB}{PASSWORD}{ENTER}

    I wish there will be somthing like that in the string fields list.

    Thanks for your help.

     
  • Paul

    Paul - 2016-10-23

    What do you mean "in string fields list". Do you want to see it in the "insert placeholder" list when editing an Auto-Type?

    cheers, Paul

     
  • Suncatcher

    Suncatcher - 2016-12-13

    I assume he meant referencing of a custom string field, which is not possible as we know, and which would be excellent to be implemented.

     
  • T. Bug Reporter

    T. Bug Reporter - 2016-12-14

    Would a Field Reference do what you want? If you create a record for just the data you want to use in multiple entries, and then include a reference to that record's data in the template, any records created using the template will include the reference to the shared data. The only thing you can't do is reference a custom field - one other than Title, Username, Password, URL, Notes, or UUID - but this shouldn't matter; if you're creating a record just for sharing this data, you can just use one of those fields and ignore the fact that the field name doesn't match the actual type of data stored there.

     

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