Luigi Kang

After some testing, given a structure of root -parent1 --test --someOtherTestGroup1 ---level3 -parent2 --test --someOtherTestGroup Using, XML Replace, to match entries under children of 'parent1', aka 'test' and 'someOtherTestGroup1', and not grandchildren, aka 'level3': //Group[Name='parent1']/*/Entry/... To match entries under children of 'parent1', and their descendents, including 'level3': //Group[Name='parent1']//*/Entry/... To match entries under children of 'parent1', and their descendents,...

Hi, thank you for pointing out how to change nodes under specific subgroups. For nodes under root\test\sub-test //Group[Name='test']/Group[Name='sub-test']/Entry/... does change the nodes, however, as I just tested out, //Group[Name='test']/Entry/... does not (the latter only changes nodes under root\test).

Hi, since a group can have subgroups, I'm curious about what to do with selecting groups. Continuing from the above example, if the group structure is like this: parent1 --test --someOtherTestGroup1 parent2 --test --someOtherTestGroup2 Will the above code replace nodes under test of both parent1 and parent2? How can one select nodes to replace all groups under parent1?

Is the link loading behavior still the same today?

Besides "Properties" tab of Edit Entry dialog, any way to copy it via shortcut?

I'd like to obtain UUID of an entry without opening up the field reference dialog then filter for it. Thanks in advance.

In KeePass 2, change the length of generated password to 0 and save over the profile (Automatically generated passwords for new entries).

In KeePass 2, change the length of generated password to o0 and save over the profile (Automatically generated passwords for new entries).