disable button color

[jjhesk]

Is that possible to add disable button color when the button is triggered with setEnable(false); or starting status with enable == false?

[AdamCopperfield]

Any chance to get that?

[redwerk]

Hi @dmytrodanylyk ,

I'm interested in the implementation of this feature, and could do the PR, if you have no developments on this issue.

Thanks!

[dmytrodanylyk]

@redwerk please do.

[redwerk]

Hi @dmytrodanylyk,

Just a few questions about implementation.
Do we need to save\restore state of the button on enabled\disabled or just set the background color on setEnabled(false)?
Will user be able to setProgress when the button is disabled?

Thanks!

[dmytrodanylyk]

@redwerk I will check PR on weekends. Got a lot of work, sorry.

Do we need to save\restore state of the button on enabled\disabled or just set the background color on setEnabled(false)?
Will user be able to setProgress when the button is disabled?

Hmm... you don't need to use setEnabled method and change button color. If you want to make button not clickable just override touch listener and return true / false when button is in progress.

[redwerk]

@dmytrodanylyk I'm sorry, but I think we do not understand each other.
As described by @jjhesk, the color of the button should change when setEnabled (false) fire. And that's what I'm doing now.
But there are two questions.
Should we save\restore the state of the button (e.g. progress) at setEnabled (true) \ setEnabled (false)?
And will the user be able to use setProgress () when the button is disabled in order to avoid problems with the UI?
With these questions, I just want to clarify the best way for implementation of this feature.

Thanks!

[dmytrodanylyk]

Should we save\restore the state of the button (e.g. progress) at setEnabled (true) \ setEnabled (false)?

Yes

And will the user be able to use setProgress () when the button is disabled in order to avoid problems with the UI?

Yes, we want to disable button just to make sure user will not click on it again, when it's in progress state.

[redwerk]

Hi,

Here is PR #50

Thanks!