I am looking for a way to disable 'Preferences' Button in Print Dialog in WPF. What I want is preventing the user from clicking that button and do unnecessary changes to the print.
I want to do it without creating a whole other print dialog on my own. Is there a possible way of accessing those buttons from code behind and manipulate them?
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I'm developing an interface for a Winforms C# application, and whenever tabbing out of the app into another, the button I clicked before tabbing out has this white outline around it. Is there any possible way to get rid of this? This is a default winforms button.
I am a learner using Bot-framework. I am trying to find a way to minimize a prompt dialog for instance one with "Yes" and "No" options. My intention is that when one clicks "Yes", the prompt dialog disappears and also when he clicks "No".I have seen sample bots with the functionality but i just cant figure out how it is implemented. Any help?
Sadly you can't minimize the PromptDialog items once they are clicked.
But instead you can use SuggestedActions which are buttons displayed at the bottom of your window and disappear once they are clicked.
See sample in the documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/dotnet/bot-builder-dotnet-add-suggested-actions?view=azure-bot-service-3.0
And you can have a look to what it will render here: https://docs.botframework.com/en-us/channel-inspector/channels/WebChat?f=SuggestedActions&e=example1
I have a control with multiple inputs in a drop down box. If the drop down control is engaged, then I click off it on another button on the panel, it uses the first click to dismiss the previous control, and basically takes two clicks to hit the button I wanted to hit with the first click. Can anyone give me a work around for this?
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09/06/2012: Still unanswered, I've tried Googling this, I'm not sure why it hasn't come up more often?
What are the ways to restrict the User to click a button more than once in Windows c# application ? I dont want them to click more than once, which leads to a problem.
Can i change the make the cursor invisible after clicking once or any cother can be done ?
Disable the button on the click event. No more click events will be generated.
(best option) Fix your code so there's no problem.
Disable the button when you get the first click event.
I'm working with an ActiveX control placed on a winform. I'd when the user tries to save or print, it will always show a dialog box first; I'd like to either immediately close the dialog box or keep it from displaying in the first place.
The control in question does not raise any events that would let me know what button they pushed, so I can't really cancel it out by looking for an "on_print" notification.
I ended up just sending escape via SendKey() whenever WM_ENTERIDLE was processed and that did the job. Dirty hack, but it worked.