Hello,
I have user control that is defined within a RadBusyIndicator. The user control consists of a standard controls (checkbox, radiobutton). The controls have dependencies among them that make some enabled and others disabled, depending on user interaction. User Control has a dependeny property IsEnabled defined. Setter of the value of IsEnabled at the user control is empty (just a reutrn; statement).
When IsBusy of RadBusyIndicator is set to true, the IsEnabled property of all controls within the user control is set to false. When IsBusy is set to true, the IsEnabled property of the controls within the user control is set to true.
Is it possible to prevent this behavior from happening? The RadBusyIndicator makes all controls inaccessible, there is actually no need to set IsEnabled to false (See this contribution!). Can I control this behavior of the RadBusyIndicator?
Best regards
I have user control that is defined within a RadBusyIndicator. The user control consists of a standard controls (checkbox, radiobutton). The controls have dependencies among them that make some enabled and others disabled, depending on user interaction. User Control has a dependeny property IsEnabled defined. Setter of the value of IsEnabled at the user control is empty (just a reutrn; statement).
When IsBusy of RadBusyIndicator is set to true, the IsEnabled property of all controls within the user control is set to false. When IsBusy is set to true, the IsEnabled property of the controls within the user control is set to true.
Is it possible to prevent this behavior from happening? The RadBusyIndicator makes all controls inaccessible, there is actually no need to set IsEnabled to false (See this contribution!). Can I control this behavior of the RadBusyIndicator?
Best regards