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Edit addButton and removeButton in CollectionEditorForm

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Sejong Lee - 05 Jul 2004 06:59 GMT
I implemented a class that inherited the
System.ComponentMode.Design.CollectionEditor.
It's has two buttons - addButton(Insert) and removeButton(Remove).
I want to change their Enable property to false.
How can I try for it?

Reference) I can control their Visible property to false.
Andrew Smith \(Infragistics\) - 08 Jul 2004 02:22 GMT
To disable the remove button, override the CanRemoveInstance and return
false. To disable the add button, override the CreateNewItemTypes method and
return a 0 length Type array - e.g. return new Type[0];.

> I implemented a class that inherited the
> System.ComponentMode.Design.CollectionEditor.
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>
> Reference) I can control their Visible property to false.

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