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Re: How to set passwordchar property to textbox? 13 Years Ago by searchsource To set password character in asp.net you will have to set two properties of text box. 1> TextMode="password" 2> PasswordChar = "*" or any other character like "@". WinAPI Object-Oriented Classes 10 Years Ago by triumphost … ReadOnly); virtual void SetPassword(bool Enabled, char PasswordChar = '*'); virtual std::uint32_t GetTextLength() const;… void TextBox::SetPassword(bool Enabled, char PasswordChar) { SendMessage(Control::GetHandle(), EM_SETPASSWORDCHAR, Enabled ? PasswordChar : 0, 0); } std::uint32_t… Error in update statement.. 11 Years Ago by xiiopao …ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*" Me.CenterToScreen() Button3.Hide() Label3…ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*" Me.CenterToScreen() Button3.Hide() … if statement > from1 read from fields.. 15 Years Ago by njitram … Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); username.Text = ""; password.PasswordChar = '*'; string loginus = ""; string loginpas = ""; loginus = username… Totally confused password reset box 14 Years Ago by rock9449 … e) { } protected void TxtPassword_TextChanged1(object sender, EventArgs e) { Label2.Text = PasswordChar=''; [WHAT GOES HERE?] } } [/code] my problem is i forget what… Working with LocalAreaConnection 13 Years Ago by jackhadding ….Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox2.TextChanged TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*" 'makes the password show up as * instead of… Re: Working with LocalAreaConnection 13 Years Ago by jackhadding ….Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox2.TextChanged TextBox2.PasswordChar = "*" End Sub Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As… i Can't used another stored data in my sql server.. 13 Years Ago by neolyte120109 …", MsgBoxStyle.Critical, "Security error") End If txtPass.PasswordChar = "*" End Sub this code is running but it… WPF ListView and Textbox binding... 13 Years Ago by danturn …;91,66,0,0" x:Name="TBPhonePin" PasswordChar="*" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Width="53"… Re: Blind Input 15 Years Ago by FlamingClaw …->Properties->PasswordChar :) [code=delphi] Edit1.PasswordChar:=#42; {*} {or} Edit1.PasswordChar:=#35; {#} {or} Edit1.PasswordChar:='*'; {or} Edit1.PasswordChar:='x'; { Use the PasswordChar property to create… a special character in place of any entered text. If PasswordChar is set to the null character (ANSI character zero), the… Re: correction on my password please help 13 Years Ago by jemz …Text = login_rs!log_name txtpass.Text = login_rs!log_pass txtpass.PasswordChar = "*" chkbox.Value = 1 End If… = login_rs!log_name txtpass.Text = login_rs!log_pass txtpass.PasswordChar = "*" chkbox.Value = 1 End If… Re: login code in C#(its urgent) 18 Years Ago by Coool Pinky … <summary> /// OnLoad currently only defines the value tbPassword.PasswordChar. /// </summary> private void OnLoad(object sender, System.…EventArgs e) { tbPassword.PasswordChar = '\u25CF'; if (bCheck) { tmpU = theUsername; tmpP = thePassword; }… Re: event handler help 14 Years Ago by DdoubleD … be replaced by the bullet character. If you use TxtPassword.PasswordChar = '$' or '*', all typing in the texbox will be replaced by… (show actual text at runtime) when using my own defined PasswordChar, what would be the technique for switching it on and… Re: correction on my password please help 13 Years Ago by jemz …; Then txtuser.Text = user_rs!user_name txtpass.Text = user_rs!user_pass txtpass.PasswordChar = "*" chkbox.Value = 1 End If End If Me….Text = "Password" Then txtpass.Text = "" txtpass.PasswordChar = "*" End If End If End Sub Private Sub… Re: correction on my password please help 13 Years Ago by jemz …Then txtuser.Text = user_rs!user_name txtpass.Text = user_rs!user_pass txtpass.PasswordChar = "*" chkbox.Value = 1 End If End If… "Password" Then txtpass.Text = "" txtpass.PasswordChar = "*" End If End If End Sub Private Sub… Re: Convert Password to ******* 13 Years Ago by AndreRet You can either set it through the textbox properties by selecting "PasswordChar" and type in * or whatever character you would like, or you can do it through code as in - [CODE]Text1.PasswordChar = "*"[/CODE] Re: textbox1.textmode=password 13 Years Ago by C#Jaap You can use the property PasswordChar and assign a character to it, like txtBox.PasswordChar = "*" to hide the entered text. Re: Password in visual basic 10 Years Ago by Reverend Jim If the PasswordChar property of the textbox is set to a character (such as asterisk) then anything you type will display as that character. TextBox1.PasswordChar = "*" Re: Input Box 9 Years Ago by mridul.ahuja …As String, Optional ByVal FontSize As Long, Optional ByVal PasswordChar As String, Optional ByVal CancelError As Boolean = False)…(COLOR_BTNFACE) INPUTBOX_CENTERH = (XPos = -1) INPUTBOX_CENTERV = (YPos = -1) INPUTBOX_PASSCHAR = PasswordChar 'Set the Font and Colors If Len(FontName) Then INPUTBOX_FONT… Re: password problems 18 Years Ago by plazmo there is an option called "passwordchar" that will make the textbox display ****'s. as for the comparing passwords, im not sure. because obviously if you compare the strings (if(pass==userinput)) its going to return false becuase "==" is case sensative. Re: XML save settings 18 Years Ago by tayspen ….Close(); } private void checkBox1_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { this.textBox3.PasswordChar = '\u25CF'; } private void form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { frmradio frm… Re: How to add password field that connect to Acces where are passwords 17 Years Ago by Lord Soth Hi, You can use data bindings to relate a control to a dataset field. You can use PasswordChar property of textBox class to make the entered characters shown as asteriks or something else. [B]Loren Soth[/B] Re: hide letters of password 16 Years Ago by QVeen72 Hi, Set this property of password textbox/: [B][COLOR=red]txtPwd.Passwordchar ="*"[/COLOR][/B] [B][COLOR=red][/COLOR][/B] Regards Veena Re: echo user input to ***** 16 Years Ago by Narue Um, just set the PasswordChar property of the password text box to '*'. Re: how to use asterix character (*) in input box 16 Years Ago by Jx_Man in properties -> passwordchar = * Re: how to make the password like stars 15 Years Ago by majestic0110 If you are using visual studio, you select the appropriate textbox and under PasswordChar property of the password text box chagne the value to '*'. Hope this helps Re: accessing ms access from VB 15 Years Ago by sackymatt …;Login ..." cn.Close End Sub Private Sub Form_Load() txtPassword.PasswordChar = "*" End Sub [/code] Re: input messagebox 14 Years Ago by koscik2 Set the PasswordChar property of the box to '*' char. Re: input messagebox 14 Years Ago by Piya27 [QUOTE=emint;917828]hi Is there any way of making the input to a inputbox show as astrix? Im entring a password and dont want it to be shown on the screen. Any suggestions would be great. Thankyou![/QUOTE] Set UseSystemPasswordChar to False and PasswordChar to * Re: event handler help 14 Years Ago by ddanbe Set the PassWordChar property of your textbox to '*'. Put this in your eventhandler: [CODE=c#]// Show the text you typed so far MessageBox.Show(textBox1.Text);[/CODE]