Need tool enabled; EnabledResolved = false, but SharedProps.Enabled = true.

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Jamal posted over 15 years ago

Hi,

One of my ribbon tools has mysteriously become disabled. The app has always handled enabling these tools via ToolBase.SharedProps, and in the designer for the original ToolbarsManager where it is added, it is both visible and enabled.

I am not clear after reading the remarks for the EnabledResolved hierarchical determination; what do I need to do make sure this tool is enabled?

Thanks in advance,
J

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Offline Alex McMahon posted over 15 years ago

I had a similar problem, that took me ages to solve. At the end of the day it was just me being stupid, but thought I'd share the issue so others facing same issue can try it.
My scenario was a PopupControlContainerTool, and previously it worked fine. I then did some fairly major rework and it would never become enabled. Eventually I realised I was forgetting to set the Control that the tool contains, kind of obvious really :)
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Jamal posted over 15 years ago in reply to Mike Dour

Just this morning, I went ahead and rolled back changes until I got it to work. It was always set to visible = true. I don't know what the problem was, but today I've worked around it and moved on.

Thank you, though, for replying.

--J
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Mike Dour posted over 15 years ago

Is it a menu tool with all disabled child tools? If not, is it possible it because hidden at run-time? Hidden ribbon tools will actually disable instead of hiding if Office2007UICompatibility to True. If neither of these is true, it is possible there is a bug and I would recommend submitting the issue to the support group: http://es.infragistics.com/gethelp.
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