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How to make password field textbox.....????

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    ankur0101
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    Im a learner in ASP.NET. as on the sites like mail.yahoo.com , there are 2 textboxes 1 is for user n another is for password. Im making 1 simple project in ASP.Net which includes.......... usernameTextbox & passwprdTextbox now here how can i make passwordTextbox as protected means when anyone will enter their password it will go like ********* if password is codepro then it will show ******* there is no option for this in textbox properties.

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      Im a learner in ASP.NET. as on the sites like mail.yahoo.com , there are 2 textboxes 1 is for user n another is for password. Im making 1 simple project in ASP.Net which includes.......... usernameTextbox & passwprdTextbox now here how can i make passwordTextbox as protected means when anyone will enter their password it will go like ********* if password is codepro then it will show ******* there is no option for this in textbox properties.

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      Sun Rays
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      Hi, u must have to check property. There is one property named as TextMode in that select Password :)

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        Im a learner in ASP.NET. as on the sites like mail.yahoo.com , there are 2 textboxes 1 is for user n another is for password. Im making 1 simple project in ASP.Net which includes.......... usernameTextbox & passwprdTextbox now here how can i make passwordTextbox as protected means when anyone will enter their password it will go like ********* if password is codepro then it will show ******* there is no option for this in textbox properties.

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        AS 13
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        hi, if you re using VS2005 you can cheack the textmode property of textbox. just put the value to pssword.plz let me know wheather it help out u or not Thanks

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          Im a learner in ASP.NET. as on the sites like mail.yahoo.com , there are 2 textboxes 1 is for user n another is for password. Im making 1 simple project in ASP.Net which includes.......... usernameTextbox & passwprdTextbox now here how can i make passwordTextbox as protected means when anyone will enter their password it will go like ********* if password is codepro then it will show ******* there is no option for this in textbox properties.

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          Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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          The Input Type Password would mask the characters bieng typed. However, ensure that the password still goes unencrypted over the wire. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms535837.aspx[^]

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