

It's common to use a text box to accept data input on a form, and use the Text property to get the complete text string from the text box. Here's the text box that results from this XAML. TextBox.PlaceholderText = "Type your notes here" Here's the XAML for a simple text box with a header and placeholder text.

#Text box online password
A password box looks like a text input box, except that it renders bullets in place of the text that has been entered. Use a PasswordBox control to collect a password or other private data, such as a Social Security number. If the text is never editable, consider using a TextBlock instead. You can make a TextBox read-only, but this should be a temporary, conditional state. You can use the Text property to get and set the text in a TextBox. Use a TextBox control to let a user enter and edit unformatted text, such as in a form. Platform APIs: TextBox class, Text property Is this the right control?
