I'm using the IASToolkit to create an interactive UI for a low-code app. I want to disable the button on pressed to avoid people pushing it multiple times and to indicate that the action linked to the button is running. I was looking into triggering the Update method after setting the IsEnabled property, but that is only allowed in manual mode. I didn't find a lot of information on how the manual mode should be used. When running the script from the Automation application, everything seems to be disabled by default.
What is the easiest/best way to achieve this?
Hi Michiel
Would it be an option to do something like this?
private void OnPressed(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Button.IsEnabled = false;// Method body
Button.IsEnabled = true;
}
Setting the IsEnabled property to false causes the widget to be grayed out and disables user interaction.
Are you using the latest stable version of the IASToolkit NuGet (6.1.0)?
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Skyline.DataMiner.Utils.InteractiveAutomationScriptToolkit/6.1.0
I think the enabled/disabled doesn’t update the display, and it will probably resolve after exiting the current function. There’s similar behaviour in WinForms. Will try to check my theory against a script locally and see if I can find a solution.
I tried this, but it does not seem to work (at least from the low-code app). The behavior is different when triggering the IAS from the automation module. I just tested disabling the button and it looks like it completely doesn’t work from low-code apps. So begins to look more like a bug.