05-10-2013 06:44 AM
And just a side note:
Disabled is disabled, but what is the definition of Disabled in this case:
- Disable direct interaction with the control (by drag and dropping things from inside the disabled control)
- Disable indirect interaction with the control (by drag and dropping things from another enabled control inside a disabled control)
Please keep in mind that for the dragging you're using Drag Events and some of these (like Drop) are not disabled when you disable a Listbox.
However, you could disable the standard behavior also from an event structure seeing that the drop event is a filter event.
05-10-2013 06:53 AM
Like an replier said
Disabled mean you can't change the value.
05-10-2013 07:18 AM
You can still change the value of a disabled control (in a programmatic way).
That's the point I wanted to get to.
As far as I know the dragging and dropping functionality is done in a programmatic way through a hidden event handling loop (don't shoot me down for the simplification).
Seeing that this part is not disabled by using the disabled property of a Listbox (based on my own experience also) this must mean that in that "hidden part" the Disabled property is not "used".
I know that and I read the post, but can you please explain me your specific use case where you will use this.
I will create the Corrective Action Request and I would like to give it the biggest chance of being changed in a future versions.
Use cases and especially how this effects your current programming are in this case the most import factors.
05-10-2013 07:28 AM
Just for completeness:
The Corrective Action Request will be created and I just want to give this CAR the biggest impact it can have. 🙂
05-15-2013 05:28 AM
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05-15-2013 07:02 AM
Hello,
Thanks for the update through mail.
The CAR has been created: #408106.