Just to get my understanding straight, on what event would you change the
textBox to a PasswordBox?
If there is really a event can't you create a new passwordTextBox to replace
the TextBox?
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I have a requirement to turn some financial fields into masked fields
and I wanted to use the password input type to simplify the logic. I
need to be able to change a TextBox to a PasswordTextBox and have it
change the value in the box to circles without affecting the value or
style of the
From a code and css points of view they are exactly the same. You should be
able to change from TextBox to PasswordTextBox without changing anything.
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 5:05 PM, Ben Munge ben.mu...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a requirement to turn some financial fields into masked fields
and
Yes you should be able to, however you are not. There is no
constructor for PasswordTextBox that takes in a TextBox. I ended up
just using getElement and setting the attribute directly.
textBox.getElement().setAttribute(type, password);
On Jul 29, 3:17 pm, Gal Dolber gal.dol...@gmail.com wrote:
An resourceful user could probably still watch the value, via a javascript
debugging tool like Firebug, as its being set into those input fields.
Assuming you are still sending the financial data to the client from the
server, of course.
This is also assuming the reason you want to use a
