Le 12-avr.-04, à 21:01, Dan Friedman a écrit :
Yves,
Thanks! That works great. Don't you just love this list?!!!
YE
Greetings.
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Yves,
Thanks! That works great. Don't you just love this list?!!!
>> Good morning!
>>
>> Does anyone have a routine for typing in a field and displaying
>> bullets -
>> but preserving the text? As if it was a password field. I am making
>> a user
>> login window with "Username" and "Passw
Le 12-avr.-04, à 17:30, Dan Friedman a écrit :
Good morning!
Does anyone have a routine for typing in a field and displaying
bullets -
but preserving the text? As if it was a password field. I am making
a user
login window with "Username" and "Password" fields. Don't you think
the
"password
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Good morning!
Do
Brian,
I answered this last week for Doug Lerner but maybe my email went
astray or maybe you didn't see it. Here follows an answer to your
question (as well as his)...
Here's one possible way to tackle your question number 2 (password
entry so that you only see asteri
I have an idea for this application...
I created 2 identical fields. I placed field 2 exactly on top of field 1
and locked field 2. I put this script in field 2 (the top field)...
on mouseUp
select line 1 of field 1
end mouseUp
on mouseDown
put empty into me
put empty into field 1
end mo
Hi Dar,
>I'd also look carefully at what might cause color changes.
Yes, that is something I am keeping in the back of my mind for the future. For right
now this will be an OS X only application so using white works perfectly.
Thanks, Brian
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On Wednesday, January 21, 2004, at 05:40 AM, Brian Maher wrote:
Although the solutions given will work in most cases I decided to go
the route of setting the foreground, background and hilite color of my
password field to white then disallowing the "copy" function (Cmd-C,
Ctrl-C) so that no one
Hi Rob,
This is part of a normal application login (i.e. enter user name & password) rather
than asking for a password to open a stack or something. It seemed very unintuitive
to the users to have to bring up two separate dialog boxes (one for user name and
another for password).
>1. Is it
Well, I ended up taking a different tack on the password field
thing. Although the solutions given will work in most cases I
decided to go the route of setting the foreground, background and
hilite color of my password field to white then disallowing the
"copy" function (Cmd-C, Ctrl-C) so that
Hi Folks,
Well, I ended up taking a different tack on the password field thing. Although the
solutions given will work in most cases I decided to go the route of setting the
foreground, background and hilite color of my password field to white then disallowing
the "copy" function (Cmd-C, Ctrl-
On Tuesday, January 20, 2004, at 03:50 AM, Brian Maher wrote:
Hi Mark,
What two recipes in the docs did you use? I looked through those and
didn't see anything that was applicable.
Brian
Brian,
I opened up the Transcript Dictionary and clicked on "keyDown." I was
looking for anything with "
Hi Mark,
What two recipes in the docs did you use? I looked through those and didn't see
anything
that was applicable.
Brian
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On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 06:50 PM, Doug Lerner wrote:
This is what I am doing, based roughly on advice from other people
here in
the email list, so I am happy to pass it on!
I recently learned that some characters will bypass keydown (high char
codes and low char codes). Also some keys w
On Monday, January 19, 2004, at 05:08 PM, Brian Maher wrote:
Hi Folks,
Does anyone have code that they would be willing to share that allows
a user to enter a password into a text field and visually what they
enter appears as some other character (blanks, dots, ...)?
Thanks, Brian
You are wel
This is what I am doing, based roughly on advice from other people here in
the email list, so I am happy to pass it on!
on keyDown theKey
if the loginPasswordClear of this stack is not empty then
put the loginPasswordClear of this stack into passwordTmp
else
put "" into passwordTmp
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