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Button.IsEnabled does not work #18
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Hello @sandeepc24, Do you happen to have the latest version of this library? |
Hi @Zaid-Ajaj I am using the latest version of the lib. |
Looking at the code I can't say why it's not working, |
I can't tell for sure why it is not working. Does the equivalent code from the original DSL not disable the button either? i.e. if you write: View.button(text="whatever", isEnabled=false) Is the button then still not disabled? if that is the case, then you file an issue on the Fabulous repository instead |
Using View.Button works fine.
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On Saturday, February 8, 2020, 12:20 AM, Zaid Ajaj <[email protected]> wrote:
I can't tell for sure why it is not working. Does the equivalent code from the original DSL not disable the button either? i.e. if you write:
View.button(text="whatever", isEnabled=false)
Is the button then still not disabled? if that is the case, then you file an issue on the Fabulous repository instead
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Hello, Please, is there any sample code that I can try @sandeepc24 ? |
I got a similar issue today during work, but in my case if the button has the command set then it's always enabled.
The code above generates this: This happens regardless of using SimpleElements or not. I opened the issue in Fabulous repo. Edit: As stated in the Fabulous issue, this is the default for Xamarin. |
Following does not disable the button.
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