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Hello,<br />
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I am wondering if the following is possible.<br />
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I have a control called a ListButton. There is a property called ListWidthStyle. ListWidthStyle is actually a an enum which has<br />
CustomWidth<br />
ButtonWidth<br />
LargestItemWidth<br />
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There is another property called ListWidth . What I am trying to do is ONLY allow them to set ListWidth in the properties window of my control if ListWidthStyle is set to CustomWidth. Otherwise it should be greyed out. So pretty much they should only be able to set the ListWidth in the properties window if CustomWidth is selected.<br />
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Is this possible?<br />
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Thanks!<br />
- Steven
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Hello,

I am wondering if the following is possible.

I have a control called a ListButton. There is a property called ListWidthStyle. ListWidthStyle is actually a an enum which has
CustomWidth
ButtonWidth
LargestItemWidth

There is another property called ListWidth . What I am trying to do is ONLY allow them to set ListWidth in the properties window of my control if ListWidthStyle is set to CustomWidth. Otherwise it should be greyed out. So pretty much they should only be able to set the ListWidth in the properties window if CustomWidth is selected.

Is this possible?

Thanks!
- Steven

Properties and custom controls.

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