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  RobHoz

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  Disable & Enable TextBlock that ha a mouse event

  May 07, 2008 10:26 PM | LINK

  Hi All,
  Is there a way to disable a textblock that has mouse events attached to it (the events are in the xaml)?
  And when ever i need enabling it again?

  Thanks,
  Robert

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  sladapter

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  Re: Disable & Enable TextBlock that ha a mouse event

  May 07, 2008 11:34 PM | LINK

  You can do this:

  theTextblock.MouseLeftButtonDown -=  theTextblock_MouseLeftButtonDown; // Remove event handler
  

  theTextblock.MouseLeftButtonDown  += new MouseButtonEventHandler(theTextblock_MouseLeftButtonDown); //Enable event handler

   

   

  Sally Xu
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  RobHoz

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  Re: Re: Disable & Enable TextBlock that ha a mouse event

  May 08, 2008 09:25 AM | LINK

  Thank you!

  What if i would like to disable the button without removing the handlres?
  something like txtTextBlock.Disabled?

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  Re: Re: Disable & Enable TextBlock that ha a mouse event

  May 08, 2008 11:08 AM | LINK

  RobHoz

  something like txtTextBlock.Disabled?

   

  You can use "IsReadOnly" property.
  

  Example:

  txt.IsReadOnly = true; 

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  Re: Re: Disable & Enable TextBlock that ha a mouse event

  May 08, 2008 01:33 PM | LINK

   Michael,

  I thought RobHoz said to disable TextBlock not TextBox. TextBlock is read only control. 

  RobHoz,

  If both TextBlock and TextBox does not have Disabled property. TextBox has readonly property.
  

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