B2C: make password field visible?
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Is there any way to make the password field text in B2C login (local account) visible to the user (show pwd kind of thing)? I cannot use JS so the usual approaches do not seem possible.
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Is there any way to make the password field text in B2C login (local account) visible to the user (show pwd kind of thing)? I cannot use JS so the usual approaches do not seem possible.
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As I know, you cannot set the password visible in the portal for the security reason.
– SunnySun
Nov 20 at 1:46
Just to be clear: I did not mean 'permanently visible' but 'visible at user request', e.g. how you can do it when signing to Hotmail - there is a little icon on the right hand side of the password field, which when pressed displays the currently entered string.
– Marc
Nov 27 at 1:12
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Is there any way to make the password field text in B2C login (local account) visible to the user (show pwd kind of thing)? I cannot use JS so the usual approaches do not seem possible.
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asked Nov 19 at 19:17
Marc
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Is there any way to make the password field text in B2C login (local account) visible to the user (show pwd kind of thing)? I cannot use JS so the usual approaches do not seem possible.
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asked Nov 19 at 19:17
Marc
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asked Nov 19 at 19:17
Marc
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asked Nov 19 at 19:17
Marc
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asked Nov 19 at 19:17
Marc
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asked Nov 19 at 19:17
Marc
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As I know, you cannot set the password visible in the portal for the security reason.
– SunnySun
Nov 20 at 1:46
Just to be clear: I did not mean 'permanently visible' but 'visible at user request', e.g. how you can do it when signing to Hotmail - there is a little icon on the right hand side of the password field, which when pressed displays the currently entered string.
– Marc
Nov 27 at 1:12
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As I know, you cannot set the password visible in the portal for the security reason.
– SunnySun
Nov 20 at 1:46
Just to be clear: I did not mean 'permanently visible' but 'visible at user request', e.g. how you can do it when signing to Hotmail - there is a little icon on the right hand side of the password field, which when pressed displays the currently entered string.
– Marc
Nov 27 at 1:12
As I know, you cannot set the password visible in the portal for the security reason.
– SunnySun
Nov 20 at 1:46
As I know, you cannot set the password visible in the portal for the security reason.
– SunnySun
Nov 20 at 1:46
Just to be clear: I did not mean 'permanently visible' but 'visible at user request', e.g. how you can do it when signing to Hotmail - there is a little icon on the right hand side of the password field, which when pressed displays the currently entered string.
– Marc
Nov 27 at 1:12
Just to be clear: I did not mean 'permanently visible' but 'visible at user request', e.g. how you can do it when signing to Hotmail - there is a little icon on the right hand side of the password field, which when pressed displays the currently entered string.
– Marc
Nov 27 at 1:12
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As I know, you cannot set the password visible in the portal for the security reason.
– SunnySun
Nov 20 at 1:46
Just to be clear: I did not mean 'permanently visible' but 'visible at user request', e.g. how you can do it when signing to Hotmail - there is a little icon on the right hand side of the password field, which when pressed displays the currently entered string.
– Marc
Nov 27 at 1:12