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I came across a usage of the Classes="revealPasswordButton" feature for the TextBox control. I assume the suggested use case right now is to have the TextBox show the password if the users wants to unlock something, so she can check if there are any typos. In my case I want to show password in the case of a password manager. I implemented a view which shows the hidden password and reveals it on the click of a button. Preferably with the revealPasswordButton feature. As it doesn't introduce new code.
But right now the selector inside the TextBox style look like follows:
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Hi,
I came across a usage of the
Classes="revealPasswordButton"
feature for theTextBox
control. I assume the suggested use case right now is to have the TextBox show the password if the users wants to unlock something, so she can check if there are any typos. In my case I want to show password in the case of a password manager. I implemented a view which shows the hidden password and reveals it on the click of a button. Preferably with therevealPasswordButton
feature. As it doesn't introduce new code.But right now the selector inside the TextBox style look like follows:
In my use case the user shall not be able to edit the password. If I set the
IsReadOnly
property totrue
the style is not applied.What do you think about this. Is it worth changing the selector to accept also read-only TextBoxes?
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