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I am trying to make an iPhone App in which i will make user to login into their account. For this i want userID and Password from the user. My question is how i can make a password field in which whatever I enter will be shown as "*".
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Use a normal textfield without the secure input option. When a user enters a character, save it to a string variable, and replace it in the textfield with the character you wish to present instead of the bullets.
A password field is a special text field on a web form that doesn't display what the user types. Each keystroke is represented on the screen by a placeholder character, such as an asterisk or a bullet, so that someone looking over the user's shoulder can't see what they type.
Overview. Use a SecureField when you want behavior similar to a TextField , but you don't want the user's text to be visible. Typically, you use this for entering passwords and other sensitive information.
Open the project in Xcode, and build it. Right-click on the signpass executable (in the Products folder in Xcode) and select Show in Finder. Move the signpass executable to the Documents folder. To sign and compress the pass, use the signpass tool to sign the pass package.
Learn how to create a password entry field using a a custom font and start using font. You can download the PasswordEntry.ttf font here. Password entry fields require that you mask the text in the field so it cannot be read or copied from the field. The easiest way to mask the text in a field is to use a font that draws all characters as bullets.
Choose Xcode > Preferences > Accounts, click the Add button (+), select the type of account to add, and click Continue. In the dialog that appears, click the “Create a Token on [ Source Control Platform ]” button if you don’t have a token already.
import javafx.scene.layout.*; Java program to create a passwordfield and add a event handler: This program creates a PasswordField indicated by the name b. We will create a label which will display the password when the enter key is pressed.
Sounds like you are looking for "setSecureTextEntry" on a "UITextField" object.
Also known as the "secureTextEntry" property in the "UITextInputTraits" protocol.
You can call this programatically via calling ".secureTextEntry = YES" on the "UITextField" object you want to be set for passwords.
You can also set it in Interface Builder (look for "Secure" checkbox in your text field Attributes inspector). It looks like this:
And in newer version of Xcode:
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My opinion is programmatic declaration of properties are easier to toggle back and forth.
Programmatically in Swift 5:
myPasswordTextField.isSecureTextEntry = true
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