Version: 1.5, Last updated: 2/1/2011
Demo - http://timmywillison.com/samples/password123/
Testing - http://timmywillison.com/samples/password123/qunit/test/
GitHub - http://github.com/timmywil/password123
Source - http://github.com/timmywil/password123/raw/master/jquery.password123.js (13.8kb)
(Minified) - http://github.com/timmywil/password123/raw/master/jquery.password123.min.js (5.2kb)
License
Copyright (c) 2011 timmy willison,
Dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses.
http://timmywillison.com/licence/
Support and Testing
Versions of jQuery and browsers this was tested on.
jQuery Versions - 1.3.2-1.5
Browsers Tested - Internet Explorer 6-8, Firefox 2-3.7, Safari 3-5,
Chrome 4-6, Opera 9.6-10.5.
Release History
1.5 - (2/1/2011) Added widget-style option method
1.4 - (2/1/2011) Restructured plugin, added destroy method, added tests
1.3 - (11/23/2010) Added Google Closure Compiler comments, common password field attribute
support when replacing fields, and no longer sends placeholder value when submitting the form.
1.2 - (9/28/2010) Placeholders changed to only work with HTML5 placeholder attribute,
'value' attribute now reserved for actual values
1.1 - (7/5/2010) Add Placeholder functionality
1.0 - (7/4/2010) Initial release
$('input:password').password123();For placeholders, just use the HTML5 placeholder attribute:
<input type="password" placeholder="password">
This will work in all browsers and you can keep placeholders specific to certain elements.
Then assign styles to your placeholder class ('which you can change with options'):
.place { color: #999; }
This allows for more flexibility than browser defaults, though most of the time you'll just want to have the placeholder be a lighter color.
$('input:password').password123({ // You can use any html character code or // plain text character character: "•", // This is the delay(ms) for when the last // character will change delay: 2000, // Use any prefix you like for the new // field ids, but they will always be zero-indexed prefix: "iField", // Enable the override of the placeholder attribute placeholder: true, // With this classname, you can set placeholder // specific styles in your own css placeholderClass: 'place', // When true, this will mask the placeholder or initial value maskInitial: false });
var $input = $('input:password'); $('#checkbox').change(function() { if (this.checked) { $input = $input.password123(); } else { $input = $input.password123("destroy"); } });
// Set $('#iField0').password123("option", "delay", 3000); $('#iField0').password123("option", "placeholder", false);// Get var prefix = $('#iField0').password123("option", "prefix");