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I don't know how ASP works but VB textboxes have a property for the password character. &nbsp;Does ASP have such a thing?<br />
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mlmcc
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I don't know how ASP works but VB textboxes have a property for the password character.  Does ASP have such a thing?

mlmcc

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please post your code as you are trying to populate the box.<br />
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ASPdotNet ?<br />
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Vic
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please post your code as you are trying to populate the box.

ASPdotNet ?

Vic

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I have a asp:textbox that has its textmode set to password. If I tried to feed in a password string via code - the textbox remains blank, but if I take off the textmode then it works (but that's no good because then the password is not masked)
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I have a asp:textbox that has its textmode set to password. If I tried to feed in a password string via code - the textbox remains blank, but if I take off the textmode then it works (but that's no good because then the password is not masked)

textmode = password

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