If you refer to the character displayed that is used to mask a password in password fields, then no.
This is implemented by your web browser, and short of being the person responsible for developing that particular feature, it's not possible.
[now that I think of it, there may be some CSS trick that might do it - but I doubt that it would work on all browsers]
Normally, the password input character is determied by the browser. However, there is a way to use whatever character you like for .ASP and .ASPX pages. Answers used to allow adding related links and did not allow links within answers. The related links function has been disabled, so we will see if this link remains for long [http://helpcentral.componentone.com/nethelp/c1inputASPNET/default.htm?turl=displayingapasswordcharacter.htm].
NOTE TO SUPERVISORS: Please leave the link in the answer, until Answers fixes the function for adding related links.
An HTML web page can not be password protected on its own. This is a task better suited for a language such as PHP when combined with HTML forms. You could ask the user for a password, and if it is correct create a cookie. When the user visits the site, you can redirect them elsewhere if they don't have the cookie.
For this, you can create a password textbox. See the link below.
It means to change the HTML. Webpages are created using HTML. To change the page, you need to edit the HTML. So people open the source code of the HTML and change it and then upload the new version of the page.
Input type, password can be used for putting passwords. It will make the inputs as bullets.
See the related link below.
There is an html form element for password. Validation script for password doesn't differ from script of html text element
An HTML web page can not be password protected on its own. This is a task better suited for a language such as PHP when combined with HTML forms. You could ask the user for a password, and if it is correct create a cookie. When the user visits the site, you can redirect them elsewhere if they don't have the cookie.
Set the type to password instead of text. For example: <input type="password" name="password">
For this, you can create a password textbox. See the link below.
<input type="text" /> That could be used for a username <input type="password" /> That could be used as a password.
It means to change the HTML. Webpages are created using HTML. To change the page, you need to edit the HTML. So people open the source code of the HTML and change it and then upload the new version of the page.
You can change HTML attributes easily. Using Dom that can be done using JavaScript.
Input type, password can be used for putting passwords. It will make the inputs as bullets.
See the related link below.
Insert this into your code:Password:Obviously you will have to have used other things correctly in your code for it to work.
zishy im probaly stuck what to do after the password and username is done
Every HTML tag starts with a less-than sign, as shown below.