Show/Hide Passwords in Flutter's TextFormField





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I'm working on a TextFormField to accept passwords. I have set the suffix icon to have IconButton child to detect on click events and to toggle the obscuretext attribute of the TextFormField. The callback function for the iconButton gets called but the TextFormField doesn't get repainted. Any ideas on how to solve this?



static Widget buildTextFormField(String id, 
FormFieldValidator<String> validateField,
FormFieldSetter<String> saveField,
InputDecoration decoration,
EdgeInsetsGeometry paddingInfo,
EdgeInsetsGeometry marginInfo,
TextInputType keyboardType,
{bool obscureField:false, double width:328.0,
TextEditingController controller}
){
return Container(
padding: paddingInfo,
margin: marginInfo,
width: width,
child: TextFormField(
key: Key(id),
obscureText: obscureField,
validator: validateField,
onSaved: saveField,
keyboardType: keyboardType,
decoration: decoration,
controller: controller,
),
);


}



InputDecoration passwordDecoration = InputDecoration(
hintText: 'Password',
labelText: 'Enter your password',
suffixIcon:
IconButton(
icon: Icon(
_passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,
semanticLabel: _passwordVisible ? 'hide password' : 'show password',
),
onPressed: () {
setState(() {
_passwordVisible ^= true;
//print("Icon button pressed! state: $_passwordVisible"); //Confirmed that the _passwordVisible is toggled each time the button is pressed.
});
}),
labelStyle: TextStyle(
fontFamily: 'Roboto Medium',
fontSize: 12.0,
color: Color(0x99000000),
letterSpacing: 0.4,
),
);
final passwordPaddingInfo = const EdgeInsets.only(top: 15.0, bottom:15.0,
left: 22.0, right:25.0);
this._passwordField = AdministrationComponents.
buildTextFormField('passwordField', validatePassword,
(value) => _password = value, passwordDecoration, passwordPaddingInfo,
null, null, controller:_passwordController,
obscureField: !_passwordVisible);









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    Please update your question adding the code instead of the image.

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 5:58











  • @diegoveloper please see update. Thanks!

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:14











  • is your password visible when you press the eye-Icon ? what's the issue? paste your build method

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 6:21













  • Are you calling the buildTextFormField in your build() method ?

    – Shyju Madathil
    Jan 3 at 6:22











  • @diegoveloper No, it not visible when I press the IconButton. However, I see that the value of _passwordVisible toggles when the button is pressed.

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:23




















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I'm working on a TextFormField to accept passwords. I have set the suffix icon to have IconButton child to detect on click events and to toggle the obscuretext attribute of the TextFormField. The callback function for the iconButton gets called but the TextFormField doesn't get repainted. Any ideas on how to solve this?



static Widget buildTextFormField(String id, 
FormFieldValidator<String> validateField,
FormFieldSetter<String> saveField,
InputDecoration decoration,
EdgeInsetsGeometry paddingInfo,
EdgeInsetsGeometry marginInfo,
TextInputType keyboardType,
{bool obscureField:false, double width:328.0,
TextEditingController controller}
){
return Container(
padding: paddingInfo,
margin: marginInfo,
width: width,
child: TextFormField(
key: Key(id),
obscureText: obscureField,
validator: validateField,
onSaved: saveField,
keyboardType: keyboardType,
decoration: decoration,
controller: controller,
),
);


}



InputDecoration passwordDecoration = InputDecoration(
hintText: 'Password',
labelText: 'Enter your password',
suffixIcon:
IconButton(
icon: Icon(
_passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,
semanticLabel: _passwordVisible ? 'hide password' : 'show password',
),
onPressed: () {
setState(() {
_passwordVisible ^= true;
//print("Icon button pressed! state: $_passwordVisible"); //Confirmed that the _passwordVisible is toggled each time the button is pressed.
});
}),
labelStyle: TextStyle(
fontFamily: 'Roboto Medium',
fontSize: 12.0,
color: Color(0x99000000),
letterSpacing: 0.4,
),
);
final passwordPaddingInfo = const EdgeInsets.only(top: 15.0, bottom:15.0,
left: 22.0, right:25.0);
this._passwordField = AdministrationComponents.
buildTextFormField('passwordField', validatePassword,
(value) => _password = value, passwordDecoration, passwordPaddingInfo,
null, null, controller:_passwordController,
obscureField: !_passwordVisible);









share|improve this question




















  • 1





    Please update your question adding the code instead of the image.

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 5:58











  • @diegoveloper please see update. Thanks!

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:14











  • is your password visible when you press the eye-Icon ? what's the issue? paste your build method

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 6:21













  • Are you calling the buildTextFormField in your build() method ?

    – Shyju Madathil
    Jan 3 at 6:22











  • @diegoveloper No, it not visible when I press the IconButton. However, I see that the value of _passwordVisible toggles when the button is pressed.

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:23
















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I'm working on a TextFormField to accept passwords. I have set the suffix icon to have IconButton child to detect on click events and to toggle the obscuretext attribute of the TextFormField. The callback function for the iconButton gets called but the TextFormField doesn't get repainted. Any ideas on how to solve this?



static Widget buildTextFormField(String id, 
FormFieldValidator<String> validateField,
FormFieldSetter<String> saveField,
InputDecoration decoration,
EdgeInsetsGeometry paddingInfo,
EdgeInsetsGeometry marginInfo,
TextInputType keyboardType,
{bool obscureField:false, double width:328.0,
TextEditingController controller}
){
return Container(
padding: paddingInfo,
margin: marginInfo,
width: width,
child: TextFormField(
key: Key(id),
obscureText: obscureField,
validator: validateField,
onSaved: saveField,
keyboardType: keyboardType,
decoration: decoration,
controller: controller,
),
);


}



InputDecoration passwordDecoration = InputDecoration(
hintText: 'Password',
labelText: 'Enter your password',
suffixIcon:
IconButton(
icon: Icon(
_passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,
semanticLabel: _passwordVisible ? 'hide password' : 'show password',
),
onPressed: () {
setState(() {
_passwordVisible ^= true;
//print("Icon button pressed! state: $_passwordVisible"); //Confirmed that the _passwordVisible is toggled each time the button is pressed.
});
}),
labelStyle: TextStyle(
fontFamily: 'Roboto Medium',
fontSize: 12.0,
color: Color(0x99000000),
letterSpacing: 0.4,
),
);
final passwordPaddingInfo = const EdgeInsets.only(top: 15.0, bottom:15.0,
left: 22.0, right:25.0);
this._passwordField = AdministrationComponents.
buildTextFormField('passwordField', validatePassword,
(value) => _password = value, passwordDecoration, passwordPaddingInfo,
null, null, controller:_passwordController,
obscureField: !_passwordVisible);









share|improve this question
















I'm working on a TextFormField to accept passwords. I have set the suffix icon to have IconButton child to detect on click events and to toggle the obscuretext attribute of the TextFormField. The callback function for the iconButton gets called but the TextFormField doesn't get repainted. Any ideas on how to solve this?



static Widget buildTextFormField(String id, 
FormFieldValidator<String> validateField,
FormFieldSetter<String> saveField,
InputDecoration decoration,
EdgeInsetsGeometry paddingInfo,
EdgeInsetsGeometry marginInfo,
TextInputType keyboardType,
{bool obscureField:false, double width:328.0,
TextEditingController controller}
){
return Container(
padding: paddingInfo,
margin: marginInfo,
width: width,
child: TextFormField(
key: Key(id),
obscureText: obscureField,
validator: validateField,
onSaved: saveField,
keyboardType: keyboardType,
decoration: decoration,
controller: controller,
),
);


}



InputDecoration passwordDecoration = InputDecoration(
hintText: 'Password',
labelText: 'Enter your password',
suffixIcon:
IconButton(
icon: Icon(
_passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,
semanticLabel: _passwordVisible ? 'hide password' : 'show password',
),
onPressed: () {
setState(() {
_passwordVisible ^= true;
//print("Icon button pressed! state: $_passwordVisible"); //Confirmed that the _passwordVisible is toggled each time the button is pressed.
});
}),
labelStyle: TextStyle(
fontFamily: 'Roboto Medium',
fontSize: 12.0,
color: Color(0x99000000),
letterSpacing: 0.4,
),
);
final passwordPaddingInfo = const EdgeInsets.only(top: 15.0, bottom:15.0,
left: 22.0, right:25.0);
this._passwordField = AdministrationComponents.
buildTextFormField('passwordField', validatePassword,
(value) => _password = value, passwordDecoration, passwordPaddingInfo,
null, null, controller:_passwordController,
obscureField: !_passwordVisible);






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  • 1





    Please update your question adding the code instead of the image.

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 5:58











  • @diegoveloper please see update. Thanks!

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:14











  • is your password visible when you press the eye-Icon ? what's the issue? paste your build method

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 6:21













  • Are you calling the buildTextFormField in your build() method ?

    – Shyju Madathil
    Jan 3 at 6:22











  • @diegoveloper No, it not visible when I press the IconButton. However, I see that the value of _passwordVisible toggles when the button is pressed.

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:23
















  • 1





    Please update your question adding the code instead of the image.

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 5:58











  • @diegoveloper please see update. Thanks!

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:14











  • is your password visible when you press the eye-Icon ? what's the issue? paste your build method

    – diegoveloper
    Jan 3 at 6:21













  • Are you calling the buildTextFormField in your build() method ?

    – Shyju Madathil
    Jan 3 at 6:22











  • @diegoveloper No, it not visible when I press the IconButton. However, I see that the value of _passwordVisible toggles when the button is pressed.

    – topeolufe
    Jan 3 at 6:23










1




1





Please update your question adding the code instead of the image.

– diegoveloper
Jan 3 at 5:58





Please update your question adding the code instead of the image.

– diegoveloper
Jan 3 at 5:58













@diegoveloper please see update. Thanks!

– topeolufe
Jan 3 at 6:14





@diegoveloper please see update. Thanks!

– topeolufe
Jan 3 at 6:14













is your password visible when you press the eye-Icon ? what's the issue? paste your build method

– diegoveloper
Jan 3 at 6:21







is your password visible when you press the eye-Icon ? what's the issue? paste your build method

– diegoveloper
Jan 3 at 6:21















Are you calling the buildTextFormField in your build() method ?

– Shyju Madathil
Jan 3 at 6:22





Are you calling the buildTextFormField in your build() method ?

– Shyju Madathil
Jan 3 at 6:22













@diegoveloper No, it not visible when I press the IconButton. However, I see that the value of _passwordVisible toggles when the button is pressed.

– topeolufe
Jan 3 at 6:23







@diegoveloper No, it not visible when I press the IconButton. However, I see that the value of _passwordVisible toggles when the button is pressed.

– topeolufe
Jan 3 at 6:23














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Thanks @ShyjuM and @ diegoveloper! I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!






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    You have some errors in your code.



    Replace this :



    _passwordVisible > Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


    and



    _passwordVisible ^= true;


    By this:



    _passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


    and



      _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;





    share|improve this answer
























    • thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

      – topeolufe
      Jan 3 at 6:45











    • I tested the code and it's working fine

      – diegoveloper
      Jan 3 at 6:48











    • thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

      – topeolufe
      Jan 3 at 7:00












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    Thanks @ShyjuM and @ diegoveloper! I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!






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      Thanks @ShyjuM and @ diegoveloper! I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!






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        Thanks @ShyjuM and @ diegoveloper! I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!






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        Thanks @ShyjuM and @ diegoveloper! I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!







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        answered Jan 3 at 7:03









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            You have some errors in your code.



            Replace this :



            _passwordVisible > Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



            _passwordVisible ^= true;


            By this:



            _passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



              _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;





            share|improve this answer
























            • thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 6:45











            • I tested the code and it's working fine

              – diegoveloper
              Jan 3 at 6:48











            • thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 7:00
















            0














            You have some errors in your code.



            Replace this :



            _passwordVisible > Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



            _passwordVisible ^= true;


            By this:



            _passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



              _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;





            share|improve this answer
























            • thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 6:45











            • I tested the code and it's working fine

              – diegoveloper
              Jan 3 at 6:48











            • thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 7:00














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            You have some errors in your code.



            Replace this :



            _passwordVisible > Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



            _passwordVisible ^= true;


            By this:



            _passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



              _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;





            share|improve this answer













            You have some errors in your code.



            Replace this :



            _passwordVisible > Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



            _passwordVisible ^= true;


            By this:



            _passwordVisible ? Icons.visibility : Icons.visibility_off,


            and



              _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;






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            • thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 6:45











            • I tested the code and it's working fine

              – diegoveloper
              Jan 3 at 6:48











            • thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 7:00



















            • thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 6:45











            • I tested the code and it's working fine

              – diegoveloper
              Jan 3 at 6:48











            • thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

              – topeolufe
              Jan 3 at 7:00

















            thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

            – topeolufe
            Jan 3 at 6:45





            thanks for catching that. But it was actually a typo from me converting the image I originally posted to text. I have corrected it in the snippet above. and _passwordVisible ^= true; is equivalent to _passwordVisible = !_passwordVisible;

            – topeolufe
            Jan 3 at 6:45













            I tested the code and it's working fine

            – diegoveloper
            Jan 3 at 6:48





            I tested the code and it's working fine

            – diegoveloper
            Jan 3 at 6:48













            thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

            – topeolufe
            Jan 3 at 7:00





            thanks @diegoveloper for trying it out. I see what I was doing wrong - I was calling the buildTextFormField in the constructor of my State class and not in the build method. Moving the call to buildTextFormField inside the build method fixed it. Thanks again for all of your help!

            – topeolufe
            Jan 3 at 7:00


















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