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<test id="wml2/uabehaviour/formprocessing/forminteraction/textinputcontrol/6" 
	class="A" scope="wml2" testtype="application" type="manual" 
	source="wml2#5.4.3.2" device="both">
	<assertion>When using a text input control, the control is an INPUT 
	element, the TYPE attribute is set to "password", and the user attempts 
	to commit input, the user agent must validate that input against the 
	input mask, as defined by the WML:FORMAT and WML:EMPTYOK attributes
	or their CSS equivalents.
  </assertion>
	<specnote>Create a card that holds a text input control with the 
	TYPE attribute set to "password" and with a format mask. Enter a 
	value that does not conform to the input mask and attempt 
	to commit it. Make sure that the user agent does not accept the values
	for example, by refusing the characters entered by the user, displaying 
	an error message when submitting or when losing the focus.
	</specnote>
	<results>
		<result>
			<name>submit</name>
			<value>yes</value>
		</result>
	</results>
	<method>
		<![CDATA[
			<wml:card id="main" title="main" newcontext="true">
				<p>Please enter some letters in the input field
					And then Submit the form
				</p>
				<form action="#card2">
					<fieldset>
						<p>input:</p>
						<input type="password" wml:name="x" wml:format="NNNN*N" />
					</fieldset>
					<fieldset>
						<input type="submit" value="submit" />
					</fieldset>
				</form>
				<p>Did the user agent refuse your value, for example, by refusing to
					enter your characters, displaying an error message when submitting
					or when losing the focus?
					<br/>
					[[yesno]]
				</p>
			</wml:card>
		]]>
	</method>
</test>
