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I have a number of usercontrols inside tabitems in a tabcontrol in a main Window. One user control per tabitem all inside a window.
After some code executes inside one of the controls (inside one of the tabitems), I want to enable/disable other tabitems.
How can I do it?
Normally you would do logic in the Model object, so the event that you have ‘executing’ would alter the Model (via method call), then the Model would update it’s internal state, which would be reflected by DependencyProperties, which you would bind your UI via Xaml.