htmlInputPassword Password input control class

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Description

	htmlInputPassword encapsulates the <INPUT TYPE="PASSWORD"></INPUT> tags. Password input fields are similar to regular text input fields, but the browser displays placeholder characters instead of the actual text entered. Note that user-entered characters are not encrypted -- they simply are not displayed.

Declaration

	#include <dcmicro/htmlpp/password.h>

Hierarchy
See Also

	htmlForm

Related Constants/Definitions

	None.

Constructors

	htmlInputPassword()

	Constructs an empty object.

	htmlInputPassword(	const String& name,
		const String& value,
		int display_length = 0,
		int max_length = 0 )

	Constructs an empty object.

Destructor

	virtual ~htmlInputPassword()

	Destroys the object.

Member Methods

	Name	htmlInputPassword& Name(const String& name )

	Sets the control name to name, and returns a reference to the object.

	Name	String Name() const

	Returns the control name as a string.

	Value	htmlInputPassword& Value(const String& value )

	Sets the control value to value, and returns a reference to the object.

	Value	String Name() const

	Returns the control value as a string.

	DisplayLength	htmlInputPassword& DisplayLength( int display_length )

	Sets the maximum number of characters to be displayed to display_length, and returns a reference to the object.

	DisplayLength	int DisplayLength() const

	Returns the number of characters to be displayed, or zero if not set.

	MaxLength	htmlInputPassword& MaxLength( int max_length )

	Sets the maximum number of characters the control will accept to max_length, and returns a reference to the object.

	MaxLength	int MaxLength() const

	Returns the maximum number of characters the control will accept, or zero if not set.

	Clone	htmlObject FAR * Clone() const

	Returns a base-class pointer to a deep copy of the object.

Example

	See the example in Tutorial:Forms:Single Line Text Input

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