Trigger a toggle button in WPF

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Hello All.

I have a group in which I have placed 3 togglebutton,After I click one toggle button the other toggle buttons in the group should be disabled

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<RibbonTab x:Name="tb" Header="T">
                <ribbon:RibbonGroup Name="Co" >
                    <ribbon:RibbonToggleButton Name="line" Label="Line" ></ribbon:RibbonToggleButton>
                    <ribbon:RibbonToggleButton Name="Polyline" Label="PolyLine" ></ribbon:RibbonToggleButton>

                </ribbon:RibbonGroup>

            </ribbon:RibbonTab>

I know we can do this with click event and disable them,but was wondering if we can do this using triggers in xaml and wpf
When I click Ribbontogglebutton name "line" button "polyline" should be disabled

Posted 8-Dec-11 19:34pm

AmrutaAsbe

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ge-force · Answer 1 · 2011-12-09T09:54:00

You can use triggers for this, although if you do that, you will waste a lot of code space.

Instead, why don't you try finding a method that is called a lot, and check inside there, similar to this:

public void OftenCalledMethod(int bla1, int bla2)
{
if(toggleButton1.IsChecked)
{
toggleButton2.IsChecked = false;
}

...
}

And so forth. I know the example is in pseudo code, but it should be easy to convert.