When a user checks a checkbox it masks a text box so they can't see what they are typing, but I also want in to be able to be take off. How do I do this? This is what I have thus far:
If maskCheckBox.Checked = True Then
passTextBox.PasswordChar = "*"c
Else
End If
Visual Basic 6 .NET?
What you have is fine
passTextBox.PasswordChar = "*"
The "null" reference is called "nothing"
So...
If maskCheckBox.Checked = True Then
passTextBox.PasswordChar = "*"
Else
passTextBox.PasswordChar = Nothing
End If
Reply:Hi there.
There's one way that works:
passTextBox.PasswordChar = ""
This will reset the text box's password feature off.
Note: I edited it this as null instead of "" gave an error
Updated: This works for Visual Basic 6 .. but don't have .net to try it tho. You can look at this link too:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
but doesn't say much about resetting that option.
Hope this helps
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