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Alexey Oyun
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asked on 10 Dec 2010, 12:14 PM
Hi,
Maybe it is expected behavior, but setting IsEnabled and Command at same time, will make IsEnabled property useless.
Command's can execute will override IsEnabled.
So if you use both Command and IsEnabled, instead of setting IsEnabled, change CanExecute of command.
Thanks, Alexey.
Maybe it is expected behavior, but setting IsEnabled and Command at same time, will make IsEnabled property useless.
Command's can execute will override IsEnabled.
So if you use both Command and IsEnabled, instead of setting IsEnabled, change CanExecute of command.
Thanks, Alexey.
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Hi Alexey,
Yes, you are right. If the Command can be executed, it will enable the control, no matter if you set IsEnabled to true or false. This is by design of the Silverlight framework.
Greetings,
George
the Telerik team
Yes, you are right. If the Command can be executed, it will enable the control, no matter if you set IsEnabled to true or false. This is by design of the Silverlight framework.
Greetings,
George
the Telerik team
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