I have successfully managed to implement a "bindable" PasswordBox in WPF (http://www.wpftutorial.net/PasswordBox.html), and used it in a WPF DataGrid.
I really need this feature in the XamDataGrid as well.
I have found several posts which mentions the XamMaskedEditor (without providing any code). These posts are fairly old, and I was wondering if you had implemented such a feature in the current release of NetAdvantage?
Well if you're embedding the control into your own project and not leaving it in the separate project it was in, which is where the xmlnsprefixattribute and xmlnsdefinitionattribute were defined, then you can't use URI namespace syntax - you have to use clr-namespace syntax. If you still have an issue then please post a sample that demonstrates the issue.
Hello Andrew,
Your blog post looks very promising!
I updated the sample to VS2010, and added the latest Infragistics WPF-assemblies. The sample runs fine, but I have some trouble implementing the feature in my own application.
I added the ControlHostEditor-class to my solution, copied the sample-xaml and changed it to my customized PasswordBox. When I try to run the program I get the following error
The type reference cannot find a public type named 'ControlHostEditor'. Line 79 Position 94.
The error occurs on the UnboundField and not the DataTemplate, which is quite strange.
Maybe I'm missing a reference, or something?
EDIT: I would just like to add that I also added the namespace-declaration to the xaml. Intellisense doesn't show the class when I type igSamples!
In this blog post I describe one way of hosting any control in the xamDataGrid so you can probably use that to host your bindable PasswordBox.