Android Question Make password visible

[ciginfo]

Hi,
On EditText with PasswordMode, is it possible to make visible the password by clicking on an icon (eye) like the attached image ?
Thank you

 

[Sandman]

Or perhaps...

Sub Globals
    Private EditText1 As EditText
    Private IsPW As Boolean = False
End Sub

Sub Button1_Click
    EditText1.PasswordMode = IsPW
    IsPW = Not(IsPW)
End Sub

 

[Peter Simpson]

Or perhaps...

Sub Globals
    Private EditText1 As EditText
    Private IsPW As Boolean = False
End Sub

Sub Button1_Click
    EditText1.PasswordMode = IsPW
    IsPW = Not(IsPW)
End Sub

Now why didn't I think of that whilst typing away on my phone screen, Simplicity is the key...

Nice one Enter @Sandman

 

[Sandman]

And, depending on context, this might work fine too...

Sub Globals
    Private EditText1 As EditText
End Sub

Sub Button1_Click
    EditText1.PasswordMode = Not(EditText1.PasswordMode)
End Sub

 

[Erel]

Correct answer: use B4XFloatTextField (XUI Views).

 

[ciginfo]

Correct answer: use B4XFloatTextField (XUI Views).

I tried but didn't succeed. I did not find a good tutorial for B4XFloatTextField

 

[ciginfo]

And, depending on context, this might work fine too...

Sub Globals
    Private EditText1 As EditText
End Sub

Sub Button1_Click
    EditText1.PasswordMode = Not(EditText1.PasswordMode)
End Sub

?? Thank you

 

[Erel]

I tried but didn't succeed. I did not find a good tutorial for B4XFloatTextField

That's too bad.

Tutorial:

1. Add a reference to XUI Views.
2. Add the view with the designer: Add View - CustomView - B4XFloatTextField

 

[ciginfo]

That's too bad.

Tutorial:

1. Add a reference to XUI Views.
2. Add the view with the designer: Add View - CustomView - B4XFloatTextField

Yes, but all my edittext, labels etc.. are made with code because these views are added in a scrollview. I don't use designer

 

[josejad]

I think it's better to use a xCustomListView instead of a scrollview, and add the layout made with the designer.