According to docs/reference/info-reservedwords.html, 'password' isn't
a globally-reserved word, but reserved for LzInputText. The document
notes that 'subclasses cannot use reserved words of their superclass
[es].'
Does that information pertain at all to your problem?
From: Hairysocks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have come across a quirk in my application. I have a text
field named "password" in a window with a button with an event
handler that uses the value of "password". This works ok, and
the value is correctly used.
Another window has an event handler that also needs to use the
value of "password", but it gets a value of "undefined". At
first I thought the "password" field was incorrectly referenced,
but I have other text fields that do get correctly picked up, so
I changed the name of "password" to "pword" and suddenly the
value could be used.
It seems that "password" is a semi-reserved word that can be
used in the same window as it is defiend in, but not in other
windows in the same application.
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