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Private void SetSecurePassword(SecureString securePassword) PasswordChangedEvent = EventManager.RegisterRoutedEvent( (d, e) => ((PasswordBox) d).SetMaxLength((int) e.NewValue)),

MaxLengthProperty = DependencyProperty.Register( (d, e) => ((PasswordBox) d).SetSecurePassword((SecureString) e.NewValue)), SecurePasswordProperty = DependencyProperty.Register( (d, e) => ((PasswordBox) d).SetPasswordChar((char) e.NewValue)), PasswordCharProperty = DependencyProperty.Register( RoutedEventArgs eventArgs = new RoutedEventArgs(PasswordChangedEvent) Protected virtual void OnPasswordChanged() Return (int) GetValue(MaxLengthProperty) Return (char) GetValue(PasswordCharProperty) **** However the bound property of the ViewModel Return (SecureString) GetValue(SecurePasswordProperty) **** It gets the value from the bound property. **** This gets called without problem. SecurePassword = value = null ? null : value.ToSecureString()

Return SecurePassword = null ? null : SecurePassword.Unwrap() PasswordBox is compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, IE9, IE10, iPhone. RemoveHandler(PasswordChangedEvent, value) According to an internal study, two out of 10 sites did not work with. Public event RoutedEventHandler PasswordChanged Public static readonly RoutedEvent PasswordChangedEvent Public static readonly DependencyProperty MaxLengthProperty We just started a project with silverlight 3 and created a login page. Public static readonly DependencyProperty PasswordCharProperty Hi, We are using Silverlight 3 and Visual Studio 2008. Public static readonly DependencyProperty SecurePasswordProperty Public partial class PasswordBox : UserControl / to make the SecurePassword property bindable. / Wraps the default PasswordBox control

#Passwordbox willl not work with firefox password

That my PasswordBox's SecurePassword property setter is being called when I type in the password (so it calls SetValue(SecurePasswordProperty, value), etc.), it just does not make it to the ViewModel at this point.Īny idea why this is working reading from the bound property but not writing to it? I can see when my panel loads that the Password is being retrieved from my ViewModel, and I can also see

#Passwordbox willl not work with firefox install

If you want Firefox to lock your internet password keyring automatically after a certain time of you not using your computer, you might install the "Master Password Timeout" Plugin.I have wrapped the default PasswordBox with my own PasswordBox code in order to be able to databind the SecurePassword property as it does not have a dependency property on the default PasswordBox.Įverything is going well except one thing, when I type text in the password box, the binding does not work and the password is not set in my ViewModel. Please note that at the time of this writing the implementation of Firefox' internet password keyring is not complete, as it is not locked automatically after a certain time of inactivity or before closing your laptop lid. The service costs 1 a month to store more than. If you browse to a known website with a login form, the password is entered automatically. PasswordBox also generates a customizable start-page, similar to what’s included in Chrome and Firefox, that has links to commonly visited websites. If the internet password keyring is unlocked, you can inspect all saved passwords in the Preferences -> Security -> "Saved Passwords. Check the "use a master password" box.Īfter launching Firefox is will ask you once for the master password, after that the internet password keyring will be unlocked. To enable a master password open your Firefox preferences and select the security icon. Enter attached properties It allows as to 'extend' the possibilites of our PasswordBox, by attaching (hence the name) a new property to it - a one we can bind to our ViewModel. Originally, a PasswordBox doesn't support that. However, if you use this function you have to set a master password, otherwise this feature is a real security threat. This is here solely for our need to bind our PasswordBox's password to our ViewModel. This can be a very convenient option to use with all those different sites requiring passwords nowadays. Firefox can remember your internet passwords.