How to add password constraint into manually added textfield ?

[test]

Hi Shai,

I have put password field in manual coding as below.

            TextField passwordTxtField = new TextField();
            passwordTxtField.setFocusable(true);
            passwordTxtField.setRows(2);
            passwordTxtField.setHint("Password");

Now how to add password constraint to passwordTxtField ?

Thanks.

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[Chen Fishbein]

Hi,

Use passwordTxtField.setConstraint(TextField.PASSWORD);

[Shai Almog]

Also don't set 2 rows, it won't work on some devices with constraints (e.g. iOS).

[test]

Hi Shai,

I have set 2 rows for setting height of textfield. owise textfield looks very small in ipad device.for user it's not comfort to add input. if any other way to set height will be most appreciate.

other thing is for password "passwordTxtField.setConstraint(TextField.PASSWORD)" code set password when lost focus from password field.
I need to enter password like enter password character and suddenly it has to converts into * or else hidden character. as user can see what he has entered in password field.

also one more thing is when i checked remember me user login credential on ios/android device then login form has to be come with prefilled username and password. in this case password comes in actual text instead of hidden text.code as below.

if(Storage.getInstance().readObject("username")!=null){
                loginTxtField.setText(Storage.getInstance().readObject("username").toString());
            }
if(Storage.getInstance().readObject("password")!=null){
                passwordTxtField.setText(Storage.getInstance().readObject("password").toString());
            }

Any suggestion ?

Thanks.

On Monday, January 20, 2014 11:26:49 PM UTC+5:30, Shai Almog wrote:

Also don't set 2 rows, it won't work on some devices with constraints (e.g. iOS).

[Shai Almog]

Hi,
you can use millimeter padding to increase height.
If using the native theme you can wrap it in a ComponentGroup which will also enlarge it.

I'm guessing the constraint isn't set for this case on your side.