ASP.NET - Label text
Asked By vadivu eagaraja
03-Feb-12 06:25 AM
Hi all
How to display the text as password char in an label Item template of the gridview
dipa ahuja replied to vadivu eagaraja
You cannot display password characters on the label. Its only supported by the textbox. So think another solution for your requirement
Somesh Yadav replied to vadivu eagaraja
hi go through the below link
http://asp.net.bigresource.com/Web-Forms-display-lt-character-in-a-label-text--H08xjCUyT.html
Ahi I replied to vadivu eagaraja
Hi try this,
<label><input type="password" value="eg" readonly="yes" /></label>
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