I have 3 textboxes their visibility depends on checkbox. I want to set IsEnabled = false on all textboxes, when checkbox.IsChecked = false and IsEnabled = true when IsChecked=开发者_C百科true. How can
I want to listen for changes to the IsEnabled property on WPF elements (so that I can run some common code whenever it changes) without having to put a load of code in each window/page.
I have been trying out the Ribbon Controls and experienced a possible bug (or I am doing something wrong perhaps). If I have a RibbonTextBox on the RibbonTab, and setting the isEnabled to False or Tru
I want to bind the IsEnabled property (of a ribbon button) to a lists size. So when lists size is > 0 then IsEnabled is set to true else (if 0) it\'s set to false. How do you do开发者_如何学C that?Bin
my issue is a bit similar to this one: Having an issue with my TextBox control template but I\'d like to go a little further:
In Android I can set a button to be enabled or disabled by doing the following: button.setEnabled(true); or button.setEnabled(false);
I\'m wondering if I can bind my Button isEnabled to my StackPanel Children (has children). If the stackpanel has children, then my button is enabled, no children my button is disabled.开发者_StackOver
When I remove this style from a button it displays properly.When I don\'t, it pushes all the other 开发者_C百科buttons in the row down by approx 5 pixels.
These two buttons; one is enabled and the one with the style is disabled. Can anyone figure out why? <Button Command=\"{Binding ResolveHostsCommand}\" VerticalAlignment=\"Center\" IsEnabled=\"{Bin
I\'m having a hard time trying to style myself out of the problem specified in the title. Has anyone here done that?
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