The secret element
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This form control is used to provide the user with the ability to supply information to the system in a manner that makes it difficult for someone, other than the user, who may be observing the process to discern the value that is being supplied. A common use is for password entry.
This element is usually rendered as an (x)html input element with type="password".
Example
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<xforms:secret ref="/user/password"> <xforms:label>Enter Password: </xforms:label> </xforms:secret> |
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Attributes
| Name | Required / optional | Description |
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| incremental | optional | When true, this form control will generate additional xforms-value-changed events. The default value is false. |
| Common Attributes | optional | Any attribute from the Common Attributes collection (e.g. id). |
| Single Node Binding Attributes | required | One or more attributes from the Single Node Binding Attributes group (ref, model, bind). |
| UI Common Attributes | optional | Any attribute from the UI Common Attributes group (appearance, class, navindex, accesskey). |
Content
Within an secret element, the following child elements are allowed:
| Element Name | Required / optional | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | required | Provides a descriptive label for the containing form control |
| help | optional | Provides a help message for the containing form control. |
| hint | optional | Provides a hint message for the containing form control. |
| alert | optional | Provides an alert or error message for the containing form control. |
| Action element(s) | optional | Any element from the Action Elements Collection. |
Specification
Link to the XForms specification: the secret element.