I would like to propose to add functionality to {NEWPASSWORD:/Profile/.../} by adding a new parameter that determines whether the generated password should replace the current one in the entry's password field or not. This is useful if I want to drag and drop or autotype custom string field, what contains this placeholder just to put generated string without changing password.
For example P is a new parameter, default value P=0, what means generating password with its replacement, P=1 without replacement : {NEWPASSWORD:/#/uldA{17}/R=1/P=1/}
"replace" means that the placeholder automatically changes the entry's password after its evaluating. In some cases such behaviour is not necessary - please have a look at the screenshot above.
Each time when I drag and drop 'Generator' field value to another windows it changes password of its entry, so it also makes changes in a database too and I need to save my database every time after using such entry
Last edit: sf1n4e1 1 day ago
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The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change but the one it "drops" does. There is no way to "drop" the same password without setting a fixed value in KeePass.
cheers, Paul
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I would like to propose to add functionality to {NEWPASSWORD:/Profile/.../} by adding a new parameter that determines whether the generated password should replace the current one in the entry's password field or not. This is useful if I want to drag and drop or autotype custom string field, what contains this placeholder just to put generated string without changing password.
For example P is a new parameter, default value P=0, what means generating password with its replacement, P=1 without replacement :
{NEWPASSWORD:/#/uldA{17}/R=1/P=1/}Last edit: sf1n4e1 2 days ago
What do you mean "replace"?
Do you want the field value to change to a new password? If so try this method.
cheers, Paul
"replace" means that the placeholder automatically changes the entry's password after its evaluating. In some cases such behaviour is not necessary - please have a look at the screenshot above.
Each time when I drag and drop 'Generator' field value to another windows it changes password of its entry, so it also makes changes in a database too and I need to save my database every time after using such entry
Last edit: sf1n4e1 1 day ago
The password only changes if you place the entry in a group that is not the one you specified in the field, which seems like what you want?
cheers, Paul
I think you have misunderstood my initial request. I just want to put randomly generated strings based on my rules without changing entry's password.
Please try to repeat my actions on the screenshot below to understand what I mean
Works fine for me if you put the NEWPASSWORD placeholder in the username field and then drag n drop from there. It also works from a custom field.
cheers, Paul
Yes, but password changes (replaces by new generated one). But I need it not to change.
Last edit: sf1n4e1 10 hours ago
The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change but the one it "drops" does. There is no way to "drop" the same password without setting a fixed value in KeePass.
cheers, Paul
No, it does. Please reopen Edit Entry dialog after drag and drop and unhide password field.
That's why I have initially requested for the new parameter in {NEWPASSWORD}
Last edit: sf1n4e1 7 hours ago