Hello, I have a form with a text field on it. I have applied the
'Password' input mask because it is a password field. However, when I
enter the correct password, it says the password is incorrect. If i
take the input mask off it works. Is there any reason why this would
happen? Here is my code if that helps.
If strInput = strpassword And frmDisableandEn able.Value = 1 Then
SetProperties "AllowBypassKey ", dbBoolean, True
Beep
MsgBox "Password has been accepted, shift button bypass key now
enabled.", vbExclamation
txtPassword.Set Focus
txtPassword.Tex t = ""
ElseIf strInput = strpassword And frmDisableandEn able.Value = 2
Then
Beep
MsgBox "Password has been accepted, shift button bypass key now
disabled.", vbExclamation
SetProperties "AllowBypassKey ", dbBoolean, False
txtPassword.Set Focus
txtPassword.Tex t = ""
Else
MsgBox "You do not have the correct password, please check it
again.", vbCritical
txtPassword.Set Focus
txtPassword.Tex t = ""
End If
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