ext.ux.pwd.PasswordField

[gslender]

UPDATE 05/12/2008 : Fixed validate onBlur bug
UPDATE 25/10/2008 : Fixed set value bug
UPDATE 18/10/2008 : Fixed resize bug with formdata 100%
UPDATE 1/7/2008 : Added to source/download : Apache License, Version 2.0

Another User Extension contribution - PasswordField (see screen shot attached). Credit goes to http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=20417 for providing the concept and idea - though not much was shared other than the images.

Add the PasswordField.jar to your lib and the following line to your gwt.xml

  	<inherits name='ext.ux.pwd.PasswordField'/>

The code snip below shows how to use it within a normal FormPanel or FormLayout.

...enjoy,
Grant

		final PasswordField pw1PwdFld = new PasswordField();
		pw1PwdFld.setEmptyText("Enter a strong password");
		pw1PwdFld.setFieldLabel("Secure Password");
		pw1PwdFld.setMinScore(PasswordField.Strong);
		formpanel.add(pw1PwdFld);

[ttbgwt]

Nice work. So If I wanted to use this, what type of licensing is this?

[gslender]

Oops, I've updated the download and the source has Apache License, Version 2.0...

[gslender]

updated to fix a formdata 100% resize bug

[gslender]

fixed a setvalue bug that correctly clears invalid state

[adam.schwartz]

Nicely done! Thanks for sharing ^.^

I did notice that if you start a password with an upper-case letter, using Shift, then type in a lower-case character it will throw up that CAPSLOCK mask.

[gslender]

detecting capslock is a fudge as there is no actual way to test if the capslocks key is down - as such it just checks to see if the new section entered entered are all upper without shift being pressed and then shows the CAPSLOCK! mask...

All just a trick really and perhaps there is some logic issues...

[dcampos]

detecting capslock is a fudge as there is no actual way to test if the capslocks key is down - as such it just checks to see if the new section entered entered are all upper without shift being pressed and then shows the CAPSLOCK! mask...

All just a trick really and perhaps there is some logic issues...

The mask remains if you type a UpperCase letter and a lowercase after first one. For example...

Password fires the mask and it remains active
pAsSwOrD don't fires the mask

[EagleEye666666]

nice job(just looked at the pics and idea), iam gonna think to implement this.

regards!

[java.rapchick]

I was developing some small application using GWT-Ext and was not aware of this PasswordField but now I got to know about it.Please can you tell me where do I need to copy password.jar file I mean which folder???