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How to bold password in WPD

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hello guys in the last video I have shown you how to make a simple login page with the help of your WPF application and site database so I have this uh main window in which I can enter my username and password and when I press this login button it gives me some message whether my password is correct or not right so in this video I will show you because this is a password field and you donamp;#39;t want to show your password to the other users or to the world so you need something like these kind of password and right now when you type your password itamp;#39;s like this so in this video I will show you how to set this field as a password so it will only take these kind of stars or something whatever you set so if you have followed uh my Windows Form application for c tutorial itamp;#39;s a little bit different from uh that so just see how itamp;#39;s done in WPF so now I have this form here and itamp;#39;s name here the text box name of this password field is text password

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Commonly Used Properties of PasswordBox Class Gets or sets the context for input used by this PasswordBox. Identifies the InputScope dependency property. Gets or sets a value that specifies whether the visual UI of the PasswordBox includes a button element that toggles showing or hiding the typed characters.
2:14 5:02 Then text password dot use system password. And were going to equal it to true. So what this useMoreThen text password dot use system password. And were going to equal it to true. So what this use system password char is the normal uh format when you type in the password. So it means this form.
If you bind the KeyBinding to an ICommand , you can just set the ICommand. CanExecute to false (and potentially raise CanExecuteChanged ). This will disable the KeyBinding since the command itself will be disabled. Yes, this is the most appropriate way of dealing with this problem.
The password is not displayed when you type it at the password prompt. So, just use * (a single asterisk) instead of your password in the command line, and then you will be prompted to type your password and it is not displayed on the screen.
To always obscure the password, set PasswordRevealMode to Hidden. Unless you need the password to be always obscured, you can provide a custom UI to let the user toggle the PasswordRevealMode between Hidden and Visible.
Solution Add a button or a span element and handle the click event for it. In the event handler, change the type attribute of the TextBox to text or password so that the text is displayed or obscured.

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