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 Author  Thread: How to toggle a control's enabled property on a detail screen....
Byrnes
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How to toggle a control's enabled property on a detail screen....Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 11 Dec 08 3:24 PM
I have a button on the ContractDetail.aspx screen. When pressed I have some values updated and saved - works like a champ. The button is then disabled so it can't be clicked again. However, when I browse to the next record, if those values aren't in the database I want to reenable the button.

How do I do this?

I tried a C# snippet on the form's onload but that only fires once. I then set the repaint event to true as well but that didn't change anything.

I added the contractID field to a textbox and tried the onchange of that - also didn't work.

What else can I try?
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Byrnes
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Re: How to toggle a control's enabled property on a detail screen....Your last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 12 Dec 08 4:15 PM
Resolved!

(I had no clue this was even an option until I spoke directly with Mike at PSG - thanks!)

I removed my OnLoad C# code altogether - I also remove the ContractID and onchange code that I was trying (and failing) with.

My solution is this: I bound the 'Enabled' property of the button to this evaluative statement:

(PROCESSSTATE < 1) OR (PROCESSSTATE > 2)

(PROCESSSTATE is a property on the Contract entity, of course)

and it works perfectly!
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