It’s possible to have a password field in an spModal

[dgarnica]

Hi,

We have the requirement of encrypt the users’s input when they reject a request and write a justification in the spModal from Employee Center Approval page, it’s possible to encrypt this justification as a password field, not encrypted in the db, it’s more like when you are typing the comment in the spModal that it’s displayed when a user is rejecting the request.

Regards.

[Deepak Shaerma]

Hi @dgarnica 
1. Customizing the spModal Instance

When you create or customize an spModal, specify the input field for the justification as a password field. This is not standard functionality for a justification input (which would typically be a text area), so you would need to customize this part.

spModal.open({
    title: 'Reject Justification',
    message: 'Please enter your justification for rejection:',
    inputType: 'password', // Setting inputType to password to mask input
    buttons: [
        {label: 'Submit', value: true},
        {label: 'Cancel', value: false}
    ],
    callback: function(result) {
        // Callback function to handle the submission
        if (result) {
            var justification = result; // result contains the masked/encrypted justification
            // Proceed with any action after receiving the justification
        }
    }
});

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[dgarnica]

Hi Deepak,

I tried your script, but it doesn't let you write the justification:

If I set the "input" parameter to true, the textbox appears but is not encrypted:

Regards.