// Example 2 (JS part 1)
function changeInputType(
  oldElm, // a reference to the input element
  iType, // value of the type property: 'text' or 'password'
  iValue, // the default value, set to 'password' in the demo
  blankValue, // true if the value should be empty, false otherwise
  noFocus) {  // set to true if the element should not be given focus
  
  if(!oldElm || !oldElm.parentNode || (iType.length<4) || 
    !document.getElementById || !document.createElement) return;
  var newElm = document.createElement('input');
  newElm.type = iType;
  if(oldElm.name) newElm.name = oldElm.name;
  if(oldElm.id) newElm.id = oldElm.id;
  if(oldElm.className) newElm.className = oldElm.className;
  if(oldElm.size) newElm.size = oldElm.size;
  if(oldElm.tabIndex) newElm.tabIndex = oldElm.tabIndex;
  if(oldElm.accessKey) newElm.accessKey = oldElm.accessKey;
  newElm.onfocus = function(){return function(){
    if(this.hasFocus) return;
    var newElm = changeInputType(this,'password',iValue,
      (this.value.toLowerCase()==iValue.toLowerCase())?true:false);
    if(newElm) newElm.hasFocus=true;
  }}();
  newElm.onblur = function(){return function(){
    if(this.hasFocus)
    if(this.value=='' || (this.value.toLowerCase()==iValue.toLowerCase())) {
      changeInputType(this,'text',iValue,false,true);
    }
  }}();
 // hasFocus is to prevent a loop where onfocus is triggered over and over again
  newElm.hasFocus=false;
  oldElm.parentNode.replaceChild(newElm,oldElm);
  if(!blankValue) newElm.value = iValue;
  if(!noFocus || typeof(noFocus)=='undefined') {
    window.tempElm = newElm;
    setTimeout("tempElm.hasFocus=true;tempElm.focus();",1);
  }
  return newElm;
}


function changetype2()
{

	if (document.getElementById("Password").value == 'Password')
	{
		document.getElementById("Password").value = ''; 
	}

	changeInputType(document.getElementById("Password"),'text','Password',false,true);

}


// Example 2 (JS part 2)
/*
dss_addLoadEvent(function(){
  // Normally I use object detection, however, in this case since I need to 
  // detect Konqueror and Safari which don't have unique objects,
  // I will use the user agent string to detect them. Only use this type of 
  // detection as a last resort.
  // I'm doing this because example 2 crashes Konqueror and Safari and 
  // generates errors in IE5/Mac

  var ua = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();
  if(!((ua.indexOf('konqueror')!=-1) && (document.all || 
    (ua.indexOf('khtml/3.4')!=-1))) && !(((ua.indexOf('safari')!=-1) && 
    !window.print) || (document.defaultCharset && !window.print))) {

      // Set the third value to the text you want to appear in the field.
      changeInputType(document.getElementById("Password"),'text','Password',false,false);
  }
});
/*   */