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I have a WPF application, where when a user unchecks a checkbox, the application will prompt to confirm. If the user chooses not to continue (cancel) is selected, i want to cancel the uncheck event. In another word, i want the checkbox to remain checked.
How can i do that in WPF?
Thanks in advance.
Probably the cleanest way is to use Data Validation on your binding, where your “IsValid” function is whether the user answers Yes to the prompt.
Update: This article is pretty good too