Hi Jeff,
You can handle this with binding. Something like this:
<menuItem label="File" enabled="{model.FileMenuEnabledFlags(0)}">
<menuItem label="New" enabled="{model.FileMenuEnabledFlags(1)}"/>
<menuItem label="Open" enabled="{model.FileMenuEnabledFlags(2)}"/>
<menuItem label="Save" enabled="{model.FileMenuEnabledFlags(3)}"/>
</menuItem>
model.FileMenuEnabledFlags is an array of Boolean values.
-TH
--- In [email protected], "jeff tapper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Anyone have a clue how to disable a menu bar item, when it is not the
> top level?
>
> Given a structure like this:
> <menuItem label="File">
> <menuItem label="New" />
> <menuItem label="Open" />
> <menuItem label="Save" />
> </menuItem>
>
> I can easily get a handle on the root node ("File"), by accessing
> myMenu.menuItems[0], however, i'm banging my head against the wall
> trying to get a handle on Save as a MenuBarItem, as the File item
> doesnt seem to have child items representing the others.
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction here?
>
> Thanks
>
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