I would like to add a little button next to my apps password field to
hide/show the password. I have searched this list but although it has
bee mentioned I can find no example of doing this. NSSecureTextField
seems to be the way to go but I am not having any luck.
Any ideas how I could go
You can't toggle the password behavior in NSSecureTextField, so if you
still need to toggle this, you can either create both a regular
NSTextField and a NSSecureTextField and hide/show/synchronize them as
needed, or recreate the text field with the correct class when needed...
Best regards,
Fr
On May 14, 2009, at 9:40 AM, Patrick Neave wrote:
I would like to add a little button next to my apps password field
to hide/show the password. I have searched this list but although it
has bee mentioned I can find no example of doing this.
NSSecureTextField seems to be the way to go but
Hi!
Does anybody know if there is a simple way to turn on/off the
characters displayed in a Secure text Field? I didn't find any melhod
in NSTextField or NSSecureTextField that does that.
I would like to show bullets by default in a password box, but I offer
a checkbox where the user can
Yes. I tried that. But it doens't show the characters. It simply
toggles from showing nothing to showing bullets. I want to toggle from
showing characters to showing bullets (I want to reveal what's under
the bullets - it's a long passphrase and easy to mispell)
Helder.
On Dec 2, 2008, at
You could use a secure and plain text field bound to the same value
and hide/show one as needed.
Andre Masse
On Dec 2, 2008, at 11:26, Helder da Rocha wrote:
Yes. I tried that. But it doens't show the characters. It simply
toggles from showing nothing to showing bullets. I want to toggle
Hi Andre,
That's what I ended up doing, but I thought it was a clumsy solution.
It seems to me that to create two visual input objects with the same
dimensions in the same position to handle the same information is at
least unnecessary duplication. I was hoping there would be some
simpler
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 4:10 PM, Helder da Rocha
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> Hi Andre,
>
> That's what I ended up doing, but I thought it was a clumsy solution. It
> seems to me that to create two visual input objects with the same dimensions
> in the same position to handle the same information is
