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Hi,
in Wpf we use CommandManager and our own DelegateCommand class.With the little trick descriped in Josh Smiths blog
(http://joshsmithonwpf.wordpress.com/2008/06/17/allowing-commandmanager-to-query-your-icommand-objects/) the UI elements get disabled/enabled when the conditions in the viewmodel change.
CommandManager calls InvalidateRequerySuggested when certain actions happen, for example when keyboard focus changes.
The question is: Is the same true for Telerik.Windows.Controls.CommandManager?
Has anyone tried this yet?
in Wpf we use CommandManager and our own DelegateCommand class.With the little trick descriped in Josh Smiths blog
(http://joshsmithonwpf.wordpress.com/2008/06/17/allowing-commandmanager-to-query-your-icommand-objects/) the UI elements get disabled/enabled when the conditions in the viewmodel change.
CommandManager calls InvalidateRequerySuggested when certain actions happen, for example when keyboard focus changes.
The question is: Is the same true for Telerik.Windows.Controls.CommandManager?
Has anyone tried this yet?
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Hi Christian,
You should be able to do the same with our CommandManager class as it was designed to have the same API and behavior as its WPF counterpart (at least as much as possible, having in mind the many limitations of Silverlight compared to WPF).
Best wishes,
Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
You should be able to do the same with our CommandManager class as it was designed to have the same API and behavior as its WPF counterpart (at least as much as possible, having in mind the many limitations of Silverlight compared to WPF).
Best wishes,
Valeri Hristov
the Telerik team
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