When you enter your payment information on a merchant site for the first time, you'll be asked if you want to save your security code, in addition to your payment information. Once saved, the CVV code will be filled in automatically along with your payment information when you make a purchase online.

To prevent others from using your payment info when you share your device, you can turn on verification when you use autofill. With this setting, you can increase your security and protect yourself from fraudulent activities.


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I keep seeing these steps recommended in the numerous posts over the years that have asked this question. This solution prevents 1Password from auto-filling logins for me. Is that fully expected or am I doing something wrong here? If that is expected, is there a solution for having 1Password handle all credentials/logins but Chrome handle autofilling payment details. I'd rather not have my credit cards in both Google Payments/Wallet and also in 1Password.

That said, turning off the "Make 1Password the default password manager in this browser" option in the extension and enabling Chrome's "Addresses and more" autofill should not prevent you from auto-filling from 1Password.

I personally consider storing all my passwords in the same place as my credit cards to be scary AF. I trust 1Password and Google Pay very much but I'd rather keep those items seperate. I also don't want to have my credit cards saved in 2 different places, that would be a management pain.

I ran into this issue yesterday and again today. I usually use the autofill on Samsung Keyboard (same as you do with Gboard), but yesterday the autofill suggestion didn't show up when I was on a login page. So I opened the app and went to the autofill settings. The autofill was completely disabled so I tried to reenable it, and a popup took me to the Android settings for "Autofill services". There was a list with Google, Samsung Pass, and 1Password, but 1Password was already checked.

I managed to resolve it yesterday by changing from 1Password to Samsung Pass, and then again from Samsung Pass to 1Password, otherwise, the autofill on the 1Password app wouldn't mark the autofill as enabled.

I was trying to use the autofill and had to redo the procedure above again. To summarize, every time this happens I have to switch the autofill to some other app and then back to 1Password, otherwise, the autofill switch in the app won't turn on, and the autofill won't work.

When Autofill is turned off in the background, battery optimization is often the cause. I'd like to ask you to set battery optimization for 1Password to Unrestricted:

1. Open device settings.

2. Tap Apps.

3. Search for and select 1Password.

4. Tap Battery.

5. Tap Unrestricted.

@ag_timothy I made it unrestricted as you said but it didn't fix. I may have found the source, but not the fix. I think it's Samsung's game booster turning something off whenever I play a game for a while. But I haven't found a way to make it ignore 1Password. Isn't there a way for 1Password to recheck if the autofill is set and reenable itself? Because when I try to reenable as you can see in the screenshots, 1Password is already set as the default autofill app.

In addition to selecting a different Autofill service then switching back to 1Password, I found that restarting my device also correctly reset Autofill. If I come across any other workarounds, I'll be sure to let you know.

It looks like what I want to achieve can be done, maybe. I have a CSV with company names and addresses. I'm looking for a way to pre-populate the section of my survey where it asks for contact info. The end users will generally be the same companies year after year. I'm designing the survey in Connect and will ultimately publish it as a Web App (v. 3.13).

The pulldata() function is best kept alone in the calculation column. Do not be tempted to combine multiple pulldata() calls within the same calculation. It will work in Survey123 Connect, but the Survey123 web app will not be as permissive.

Looking at the parameters here, I understand what the first two are. What exactly are numbers 3 and 4? I've attached my XLSF and a shortened version of the CSV file (contacts_short.csv) that has the contact info.


One thing to note, that I haven't seen in any of the help docs, but was mentioned briefly in the video (but not shown) is that you need to separate columns in your CSV by commas. It may be intuitive to someone who uses Survey123 all the time, but I wasn't familiar with it. And the survey wouldn't work without doing this.

In the Data tab of your CSV --> From Text/CSV --> navigate to your CSV in your media folder and select it --> Transform Data --> Close and load. Note: you will have a new header column, labeled as Column1, Column2, etc... I had to use these new column headers in the pulldata() function.

Step 3 is going to be the column in your CSV that matches the value you will be typing in your survey. In your case it will be the Company column as that is the column you are searching for your value. Step 4 is where the pulldata function is going to obtain that lookup value. In your case its going to be ${company} as you want to pull the company that was entered in the Survey123 survey and using dollar sign curly bracket notation is how you reference other Survey123 questions.

As a side note if you would like a drop down of choices based on what people type in, instead of using a text question I would suggest making all the companies a choice list and use a select_one question type with the autocomplete appearance to search for a choice and then let the user select their choice.

Thanks for the reply. I read fields are not supposed to refer to themselves, so I'm a little confused as to where to put the calculation. Right now I have everything in the same row (highlighted in yellow), but I get an error in Connect.


I have the company set to autocomplete in the appearance field and no calculation, and that seems to be working okay. But, I'm still wondering how to use pulldata() to autofill the rest of the contact fields based on the CSV.

Orion should use AutoFill from contacts. I normally use this in Safari for input fields like Name, Address, Post Code and other information available on my contact. This normally appears on top of the keyboard as a suggestion.

I am used to autofill name, address, credit card number, et cetera, in web forms. This feature exists in Safari, and has done so for a long time. I would like to have an autofill feature like the one in Safari.

I am currently using the cascading option for the fields district, health facility, and subcounty, and would like to know if it's possible to include the autofill option in the subcounty field so that user only needs to choose the district and health facility.

I am using ODK build: I tried to find some syntax for the advanced section of the form, but didn't find anything. I also tried to attach the odkbuild form to this post but the options available don't allow this type of files. Thank you,

Good to see you here!

I don't think the feature of autofill is supported on ODK. If I am not wrong the sequence is District -> Subcounty -> Health facility. Which you can easily achieve by cascading select. In case if you are experiencing any limitation with build, you may consider using XLSForm form standard to build your form. XLSForm provides more freedom for creating your form and for reference you may visit this link.

Thank you. We want to keep the design as simple as possible as our field teams need to be able of modifying it in the future without depending on others. XML is not an option for them, at least for now.

Sir,

i am beginner to this area and currently working on a project related to ODK. I also wanted to know more about autofill, but the link shared above link is showing not available. Any help will be much appreciated.

Hi @Kumar_Prashant

We're glad you're here. When you get a chance, please introduce yourself on this forum thread. I'd also encourage you to add a real picture as your avatar because it helps build community!

My autofill and saved login and passwords is not working. I dont know what changed but i now have to manually login on every website.app everytime. it will not save or repopulate. Please help so annoying

Also, you can easily delete in the inputbox by shift+delete or delete it with ctrl+shift+delete and remove the autofill data completely, if you want to be more specific you need to edit the Web Data file, but maybe there is an extension that can do that easily.

Thanks a lot for mentioning this! Same problem, password stored in the username field, happened to me by my mistake, and that was the reason why I investigated for a way how to remove the line from database.

Let say it openly this is security threat and no one inside brave seems to care about it. That is apparent, if you try to search this topic inside this forum. At the point when I created this thread, there were many of threads already, so I tried to offer the some bad but solution for people who seeks it. And still nothing is happening with this topic.

I think that would be better to group inside of one feature request than to split forces even more, but I dont know how much they care about old threads, if they care about any thread, because I did not see any official discussion about this so far. 152ee80cbc

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