7 replies to this topic

[Tonaldex]

Gud evening fellow programmers, i'm currently coding an application but i got stuck up on d way. Here are required info... I have a textboox which uses a password character, buttons <a-z>. All i want to do is: if a user click one of d buttons, and paravectual d letter clicked is present in d Textbox.text, i want only d letter to display and other letter of the encrypted string remain encrypt.

Edited by Tonaldex, 14 January 2011 - 10:59 AM.

[CommittedC0der]

Well your English isn't the best, but could you post some of your code?

Also please encase your code like so: [CODE*]code here[/CODE*] just remove the '*' symbol.

Thanks ~ Committed.

[xsonline]

in what language are you programming please? I may be able to help, but it really depents on the environment...

[CommittedC0der]

Quote

in what language are you programming please? I may be able to help, but it really depents on the environment...

Umm...xsonline this is the C# section. One would assume he's coding in C#. ;)

[xsonline]

woops, sorry, didn't see that :). Mmh, I wouldn't exactly know how to solve this issue. If I'm correct, you would like to have a textbox where you can enter a text and see the last letter you entered for a few seconds?

I would do this by creating a var and in the code behind (by double clicking on the text field) switching the letter for a "*" or something after a second, and adding the letter to the var.

Did I get the problem right?

[Tonaldex]

Whaoo!!! Am very grateful 2 u all who as taken out of ur no time 2 reply 2 my post... But it seems u my explanation were not enough to describe my problem but nothing more 2 worry about, after doing some rigorous REASONING, i finally got d clue. It's now working. Thanks 2 u all.

[sam_coder]

this is another reason why texting is evil :c-whistle:

[CommittedC0der]

Quote

this is another reason why texting is evil

Ikr!! Need to get some grammar going on here. :c-biggrin: