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2022-08-29T10:02:24

 

well, the order means nothing to me. I already have them created in the correct order. What i'm trying to do is add more tags in the IW component, so that when the HTML is rendered, it adds the code i want.

 

normally,... {%IWCOMPONENT%} just renders the component, but not necessarily all the stuff i want to show up in the rendered html.

 

So when I'm trying to do something like this... ( a password TIWBSInput )...

 

 

 

 

 

I have no idea where to put the \autocomplete=\off\, or the required=\\ tags. However, I'm trying to put them in the 'styles' property on the IW component.

 

secondly,... I can't figure out where to put the \\ code.

 

Thirdly, I found that certain browsers already put in the 'eyeball' (reveal or hide) password entry - like edge.

 

however, firefox, chrome and brave do not automatically put in that eyeball feature.

 

So I'm trying to figure out how to force it in html or a tag property, to make it work whenever I do a password field.

 


 

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2022-08-29T10:03:31

 

so for example,... I'm using the \style\ property like this...

 


 

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2022-08-29T10:05:28

 

So intraweb is rendering this...

 

 

 

( on a side note, I don't know why it shows double \;\ semi-colons. but it doesn't break though.

 

I just tested it,... however I have no idea in the HTML template or in the IW component, how to FORCE the \eyeball\ (hide/show) password entry.

 


 

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2022-08-29T10:05:55

 

I dont want to instruct the users on how to setup their browsers for password fields.

 


 

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2022-08-29T10:35:38

 

oh sorry for my broken english, i guess i didn't understand you correctly...

 

i'm not an HTML\\CSS expert, but what if you try your code but inside {%%} like this :

 

{%YourEdit class=\form-control\ id=\ED_PASSWORD\ name=\ED_PASSWORD\ placeholder=\Password\ style=\autocomplete: off;font-size:14px;font-family: monospace, courier;font-color: black;margin-top: 12px;required: on;\ type=\password\%}

 

i know that attributes and style can be added inside the {%%}

 

in any case, i'm sure type: mention @JNPSoftware can help you when he's online

 


 

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2022-08-29T10:37:34

 

yeah,... that's not a bad way either. but the thing is that I can't embed the

 

 

 

part. And then i just discovered that different browsers have different behaviors.

 

In edge, microsoft 'sees' the password field and offers for you to hide or show it.

 

other browsers do not, unless you flip some sort of browser switch.

 

I'm just trying to force the browser to have that behavior no matter what.