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Selecting/Editing Text Field from In App Browser

EPLASCE

Hi!

I hope this is the correct place for this but I've been breaking my head now trying to figure this out but I can't. I have a smartphone application that brings up a login page in an in app browser for the user to login in. It has your standard username and password text field and login button. But I've been having issues "grabbing" those fields to be able to set text in them. I've tried using Object Identification Center and ever recorder and I can capture all actions before and after the login page but nothing on the actual login page. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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