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Absolutely....!

Except, that's the one that isn't working. I copy and paste it directly from my code (from 'var wif =') that I used to create the account and just get 'Incorrect Password". It's exactly the same as my own Private Active Key.

When I try to log in as myself... with my own Private Active Key, I get the message "This password is bound to your account's active key and can not be used to login to this page. You may use this active key on other more secure pages like the Wallet or Market pages."

I'm wondering if I stuffed up because I used a code that looks like a private active key as a password and the system validation doesn't allow that to be a password... except I can't get in to change it.

Does that make sense?

nah don't worry, not all is lost lol
okay so for your new account, in order to know what your other keys are, you can do the following in your code:

after defining the var wif=....;
there are few lines of code which generate the keys "active", "owner", "posting"
you need to add a console.log entry to show those for you, and then try using one of those to login again since the wif is not working.
If i'm not mistaken, the owner is most likely the one to work.

If you still face issues, feel free to reach me on discord: mcfarhat#6013 and I can probably help better there.