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jalvarez73
posted 10 years ago
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jayhealey
replied 10 years ago
Solution

Sure - the second parameter is the attribute options. This assumes you don't have any CSS overriding the width.

So, you can do:

{{ Form::password('password', array('size'=>10, 'maxlength'=>20)) }}

See the API for more:

http://laravel.com/api/source-class-Illuminate.Html.FormBuilder.html#248-258

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jalvarez73
replied 10 years ago

Thank You!

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