Based on the information above, I would create a shortcut with the "Run AutoHotkey code" command in ShortKeeper (instead of the "Insert text" command) using the following code:
Need help creating a keyboard shortcut with ShortKeeper using the following AutoHotkey code? This 5-minute tutorial will help!
The script presupposes a tab separating the Username and Password (line #3), and a 1-second delay between the Password and Enter (Sleep 1000 at line #5). If you need 2 seconds, just change this to Sleep 2000.
Keep in mind that this short code is not especially reliable. The "Enter" won’t work if the webpage takes more than one second (or two) to open.
If you could let me know the URL of the login page, I could come up with something a lot more reliable (like this script).
Need help creating a keyboard shortcut with ShortKeeper using the following AutoHotkey code? This 5-minute tutorial will help!
SendInput {raw}
(
Username Password
)
Sleep 1000
SendInput {enter}
The script presupposes a tab separating the Username and Password (line #3), and a 1-second delay between the Password and Enter (Sleep 1000 at line #5). If you need 2 seconds, just change this to Sleep 2000.
Keep in mind that this short code is not especially reliable. The "Enter" won’t work if the webpage takes more than one second (or two) to open.
If you could let me know the URL of the login page, I could come up with something a lot more reliable (like this script).