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NJDude

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• Oct 16, 2012

• #2

No, they are independent.

 

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cjguajardo

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• Oct 17, 2012

• #3

In a new update it could be implemented or not??

It could be very helpful when a panel has many child controls.

 

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JonPM

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• Oct 17, 2012

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You can just use a for loop to set each view enabled/disabled on a panel

 

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klaus

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• Oct 17, 2012

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What do you want to achieve with setting the Enable properties to False ?
If you want to avoid a user action on all views you could set the Visible property of the Panel to False and all views will be hidden.

Best regards.

 

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rossati

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• Oct 17, 2012

• #6

Thanks to all, in particular to JonPM: in effect whit, view, which is "generic" widget, I can disable/enable all panel’s views.
J.R.

 

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luciano deri

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• Sep 11, 2014

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Yes, this is an example:

B4X:

For Each V As View In PnScreenCodi.GetAllViewsRecursive
      If OpGestione Then 'disabilito ogni view del pannello del "codice" se sono in gestione
          V.Enabled = False
      Else
           V.Enabled = True
      End If
Next

 

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udg

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• Sep 11, 2014

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Another trick to make the panel and its views "read-only" could be that of superimposing a same-sized transparent panel over it. The latter will consume any eventual touch event so the former behaves like it has been disabled.

udg

 

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