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JavaScript Tutorial » Form » Password

10.10.1.Password

The Password object refers to the HTML element created with the tag setting the type to specify password.

Instead of displaying the input in cleartext, input is displayed using the * symbol.

Property/Method	Description
blur()	Removes focus from the password box
defaultValue	Refers to the VALUE attribute of the HTML password box
focus()	Sets focus to the password box
form	Refers to the form that contains the password box
handleEvent()	Invokes the event handler
name	Refers to the NAME attribute of the HTML password box
onBlur	Event handler used when the focus is removed from the password box
onFocus	Event handler used when the focus is put on the password box
select()	Selects the text entered in the password box
type	Refers to the TYPE attribute of the HTML password box
value	Refers to the current contents of the password box

<html>

    <head>

    <title> Creating a password object</title>

    </head>

    <body>

    <form name="form1">

    <input type="PASSWORD" Name="pass" size=10>

    <br>

    <input type="BUTTON" value="Show Password" onClick=alert(document.form1.pass.value)>

    </form>

    </body>

    </html>

10.10.Password
	10.10.1.	Password
	10.10.2.	Password.blur()
	10.10.3.	Password.defaultValue
	10.10.4.	Password.focus()
	10.10.5.	Password.form
	10.10.6.	Password.handleEvent()
	10.10.7.	Password.name
	10.10.8.	Password.onBlur
	10.10.9.	Password.onFocus
	10.10.10.	Password.select()
	10.10.11.	Password.type
	10.10.12.	Password.value
	10.10.13.	Compare value in the password fields

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