Hopefully a simple question here:
Does Cleave have the ability to mask a value in an input after it has been typed, similar to a password input type.
so for example if someone typed in a credit card number it would be masked like:
-####-####-1234
Thanks very much
jonnycraze
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trying to figure this as well
eugenefilimonov
on 17 Jan 2018
Hmm, unfortunately this is not supported by the lib :)
Thanks for the like tho, closing this.
nosir
on 24 Jan 2018
@nosir Will there be any support for this feature?
abhinukala
on 28 Mar 2018
@abhinukala sorry, this is not in the plan.
nosir
on 7 Apr 2018
@nosir Any idea of how can I achieve this functionality. An example would be great. Thanks!
abhinukala
on 13 Apr 2018
@nosir so before I go and fork this repo to add the password masking I'm curious why Cleave doesn't support this? It would seem to be a relatively straightforward process especially given what Cleave does. Have an optional param the user sends in for 'pw' with, e.g., the replacement character, and do the substitution on key entry.
Given that this isn't provided there must be complications beyond my theoretical thought process that makes this more difficult than I would believe.
karlkras
on 23 Jan 2019
trying to figure this out as well
srakl
on 29 Jul 2019
Hi, any news on this request @karlkras ? Did you managed to get a solution? Thanks!
msahores
on 18 Mar 2020
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@nosir so before I go and fork this repo to add the password masking I'm curious why Cleave doesn't support this? It would seem to be a relatively straightforward process especially given what Cleave does. Have an optional param the user sends in for 'pw' with, e.g., the replacement character, and do the substitution on key entry.
Given that this isn't provided there must be complications beyond my theoretical thought process that makes this more difficult than I would believe.