secure="true" ignored on TextField about nativescript-textinputlayout HOT 9 CLOSED

@bradleygore yes it works. So does the styling… partially. Padding does not work.

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@bradleygore : thanks for your response. My bad. I had wrongly understood the docs.
It all works now.

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I also have this issue on iOS 11.0.3
Works fine on android.

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The issue here might be that you are not using a single TextInputLayout tag for iOS as described in the instructions.

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@chuckmitchell I tried making it the bare minimum on iOS:
a single TextInputLayout tag and a single secure TextView… and it does not resolve the issue. Moreover, If I do a single TextInputLayout tag, I cannot set the hint for each TextView individually. I am not sure te documentation says you should use a single tag for iOS. I think it just means a single child tag.
@bradleygore ?

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There should NOT be a nested TextField with iOS. The docs are very explicit about that:

https://github.com/bradleygore/nativescript-textinputlayout#ios

<TIL:TextInputLayout
    hint="{{ hint }}"
    isEnabled="{{ isEnabled }}"
    disabledColor="#c3c3c3"
    error="{{ error }}"
    text="{{ demoText }}"
    title="{{ title }}"
    color="{{ error ? '#aa0000' : '#d745ff' }}"
    tintColor="#d745ff"
    lineColor="#d745ff"
    selectedTitleColor="#ff45ca"
    selectedLineColor="#7a45ff"
    lineHeight="1.25"
    selectedLineHeight="3.5" />

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@benjaminhorner - also, you can set the hint for each TextInputLayout individually (providing your variables backing the value are individualized...) as they are individual instances and in no way relating to one another... Please review the demo - there are multiple fields all with different hints in the demo app.

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Styling issue is separate, so I'll only address secure here: The ios version of this simply inherits from the nativescript TextField (see here). If the TextField supports secure on iOS, then great - this should too just as it supports the text property. I am not sure why it would not support it exactly the same.

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@benjaminhorner - was this closed because it ended up working, or some other reason?

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