Premature completion

I've looked through the developer documentation, and I cannot see a type for checkbox. I looked at the JSON for my login to this community site, and it lists some form fields I filled out when signing up that had checkboxes listed as strings with checkmark characters for the value:

{
      "id": "",
      "type": "STRING",
      "label": "custom.roleDeveloper",
      "value": "✓",
      "reference": "op://Private/1Password Support Community/custom.roleDeveloper"
}

I got this using the CLI:

op item get "1Password Support Community" --format json > opcomm.json

However, the schema for this JSON is different than the Copy item JSON menu option from the interface:

{
        "value": "✓",
        "id": "RegistrationForm-custom.roleDeveloper",
        "name": "custom.roleDeveloper",
        "type": "C"
}

^ THIS is the JSON I want to be able to modify, and specifically add a new field to. Here's why...

When I export this JSON from my M365 entry, there's an extra little thing that acts like a tab order:

{
        "value": "Sign in",
        "name": "",
        "type": "I",
        "id": "idSIButton9;opid=__11"
}

That "opid=", as best I can tell, sets an order of interaction with the form fields in the interface. I want to be able to add something like this (all field values taken from online sources and DOM inspection):

{
      "value": "✓",
      "name": "rememberMFA",
      "type": "C",
      "id": "idChkBx_SAOTCC_TD;opid=__17"
}

The Catch 22 is: I don't see any way to do this.

Please advise.

Hi captbackfire​! Thanks for joining the Community.

You can save box ticks on some sign in pages, but I'm not sure it will work with Microsoft 365 as I recall it being a multi-page sign in. What should help either way is disabling, or temporarily disabling "Sign in automatically after autofill" when accessing Microsoft 365. This will prevent 1Password from automatically moving through the sign in process. You can do so with these steps:

1. Right click the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar.
2. Select Settings > Autofill & save.
3. Turn "Sign in automatically after autofill" off.

If you'd like to see if you can save the box tick as well, you can try the following:

1. Open the Microsoft 365 login page.
2. Type in or fill your Login information but don't login just yet.
3. Check the "Don't ask again for 30 days" box.
4. Right click the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar, then click Save Login.
5. Choose your existing login, then click Update.

Let us know how that goes, and thanks again!