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Well, in theory, you could address the visible text box to type the
stars, and the other text box to type the real characters. And it's a
little simpler. Let's say that your text boxes are called
hiddentextbox and visibletextbox. Pay attention to the commas.
to password
make "input readchar
if 13 = ascii :input [visibletextbox, ct stop]
visibletextbox, insert char 42
hiddentextbox, insert :input
password
end
AT
Le 08-04-05 à 13:09, Henry Wilson a écrit :
It was very cool, but I could not get it so the thing you type in is
saved, in, lets say, another hidden text box. That way it would
appear with the ***** and a different text box, hidden, would show ,
lets say, p25ab.
thanks
On Apr 5, 2008, at 11:58 AM, LCSI wrote:
Hi,
Using the primitive "question", I'm afraid that's impossible.
Using a text box, you could:
to password
make "input readchar
if 13 = ascii :input [op " ]
insert char 42
op word :input password
end
That's tricky, it only works in a certain context, and maybe I can
figure out a simpler solution. It's called a recursive operation
(as opposed to a recursive command) because the recursive line (the
last line) uses "output".
This works in the following context:
Create a text box on the page
Type
SHOW PASSWORD
in the command center
Type a password. STARS will appear in the text box, and when you
press RETURN (char 13), the procedure will output the entire
password (which will be caught by SHOW).
That's probably not a good answer for what you're doing, but I
thought you might enjoy looking up all these primitives in the Help
system, and perhaps google some of these concepts (recursive
operation).
AT
Le 08-04-05 à 10:50, Henry Wilson a écrit :
Is there any way to make a question so when you type it shows
those dots instead of the thing you are typing? This would be very
useful for my login system.
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