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Chad Blomquist replied on April 13, 2009 17:57 to the problem "ViDoop goes to correct URL, but doesn't fill in userid or password on certain sites!" in Vidoop:
It appears that both cox.com and oneok.com use a javascript-based function for submitting login credentials, instead of a traditional html form. The current version of the plugin has trouble detecting some of these form submissions, so it never asks you to save the credentials.
You can, however, add these 2 sites to your myvidoop sites list manually and get it to fill in for you. I just tested them myself and they work fine.
Log in to myvidoop.com and go to the sites tab.
The three URLs that matter are:
For each of these URLs, do the following:
- On the myvidoop.com sites tab, click "+Add New Password"
- Type in an appropriate name that you will recognize (Cox Webmail, Cox Bill, etc)
- Type in your username, then type in your password and verify it
- Add the exact URL of the login form. You should be able to copy and paste the three URLs I added above
- If you would like to be able to use these passwords from any computer, check that box, and click save
After you have added these three sets manually, they should be automatically filled for you the next time you go to those webiste. Navigate to one of them, or click refresh if it is already open. It should fill in the username and password for you.
This method won't work on every website, but it does for some. Let us know if this doesn't work, and we'll try to help you.-
Chad Blomquist replied on March 06, 2009 19:42 to the question "Why does Twitterfeed send me back to Myvidoop.com?" in Vidoop:
Twitterfeed uses OpenID Providers (myvidoop.com for example) to handle the account authentication for them. Any time you log in to twitterfeed.com, you will be redirected to your OpenID provider's website for the authentication step. Assuming your authentication goes well, you will be sent back to Twitterfeed.com and be logged in.
This post might be useful to you:
http://getsatisfaction.com/vidoop/topics/twitterfeed_problem -
Chad Blomquist replied on March 06, 2009 19:35 to the question "Category login doesn't work" in Vidoop:
We recommend that you reset your categories at the Account Recovery page - https://myvidoop.com/recovery. -
Chad Blomquist replied on March 06, 2009 19:31 to the question "What if my phone number changed?" in Vidoop:
You can update your phone number in the Account section on myvidoop.com. Log in and go to the Contact Info tab of the Account page and click the Edit button next to your phone number.
If you do so from an unactivated browser, you will have to activate it first using email. -
Chad Blomquist replied on November 01, 2008 00:23 to the question "How to import the passwords from vidoop to firefox?" in Vidoop:
Hey Chris.
Unfortunately, we do not have a password export feature. -
Chad Blomquist set one of Chad Blomquist's replies as an official response to "Is there a myvidoop forum?" in Vidoop
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Chad Blomquist replied on September 24, 2008 18:19 to the question "Is there a myvidoop forum?" in Vidoop:
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Chad Blomquist replied on September 24, 2008 18:15 to the question "direct to voicemail" in Vidoop:
Is the phone in question a land-line or mobile?
If it is a mobile phone, it could be a reception/signal-strength problem. If this is the case, a text message might be a more reliable solution.
Either way, if you can give us some more information we might be able to figure out what's going on and help with a solution. -
Chad Blomquist set one of Chad Blomquist's replies as an official response to "Don't fill in forms or passwords" in Vidoop
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Chad Blomquist replied on September 23, 2008 23:01 to the idea "Don't fill in forms or passwords" in Vidoop:
I like the auto-sync feature you described. We'll definitely discuss this going forward.
In the meanwhile, if all you want from myVidoop is an OpenID that provides secure storage in the cloud, you can accomplish that at present, though not quite as conveniently as you described.
Uninstall the plug-in (on either browser) and point your browser to our Add Password Bookmark page. This "bookmarklet" can be used to easily add site credentials to your myVidoop site's tab without the auto-fill features of the plug-in. You'll not have the clean auto-update-the-browser's-manager feature, but at least you can store things conveniently. -
Chad Blomquist set one of Chad Blomquist's replies as an official response to "Password generation" in Vidoop
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Chad Blomquist replied on September 17, 2008 23:16 to the question "Password generation" in Vidoop:
The plug-in team has wanted to add this feature for a while. We don't have any official release dates for this feature, though. -
Chad Blomquist set one of Chad Blomquist's replies as an official response to "Plugin for google Chrome" in Vidoop
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Chad Blomquist replied on September 17, 2008 23:04 to the question "Plugin for google Chrome" in Vidoop:
Many of our developers are excited about Google Chrome. As a web-centric company, it's certainly on our radar. We've discussed what it might take to build a plug-in for Chrome, but have not committed to doing so yet. -
Chad Blomquist replied on September 17, 2008 22:30 to the question "plugin not working for ie7...?" in Vidoop:
First, let me apologize for the delay in response. Your question coincided with the bulk of Vidoop employees moving across the country from Tulsa, OK to Portland OR and your post fell through the cracks. Sorry!
The plugin should work in IE7 on a Vista machine, assuming IE is truly running in protected mode. The dialog box you are seeing spawns as a result of an IEIsProtectedModeProcess() Vista API call returning FALSE. If you are confident that protected mode is on and you're still getting this message, let us know and we'll try to help.
From personal experience, being in protected mode requires that UAC be enabled, which I can understand might be frustrating to many Vista users. Also, if you navigate to a website that is in the "trusted sites" list, a completely new IE process is spawned with protected mode turned off.
Anyway, we're painfully aware of the problem with IE in protected mode and are working on a solution. Stay tuned! -
Chad Blomquist replied on September 15, 2008 17:36 to the question "Issues downloading the plugin" in Vidoop:
How to clear your cache:
IE6
- Tools -> Internet Options...
- Delete Files...
- OK
IE7
- Tools -> Internet Options
- Delete...
- Delete Files...
- Yes
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A comment on the problem "I just downloaded Firefox 3, and my passwords are gone!" in Vidoop:
Have you installed the latest plugin (version 1.0.11)? A couple of the comments in this thread have mentioned how to check, and where to get the newest version.
If you are running 1.0.11 and are still having problems, please let us know and we'll try to figure out what's wrong. – Chad Blomquist, on June 30, 2008 15:51 -
chad replied on June 30, 2008 15:36 to the question "How can I insert Hyperlink in the text?" in Get Satisfaction:
After some quick testing, it seems that you cannot put a hyperlink in a comment on a reply. Is this intended behavior? It seems to me that it would be frequently beneficial for an employee responding directly to a specific comment to be able to add a link to what he's describing. -
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