How to set a button's image background and keep showing while it is disabled?

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Hi, i was just wondering if there would be a way to change the Image background of a button using cs and then keep it the same when disabled as when it is enabled and when switching between the two states, Thanks.

What I have tried:

bt1.Background = "/Assets/Image1.png";
bt1.IsEnabled = false;

Posted 18-Apr-20 20:47pm

QuantumNova

Updated 19-Apr-20 5:34am

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BillWoodruff · Accepted Answer · 2020-04-19T05:35:00

By doing this, you would violate Windows user interface guidelines, and confuse users.

If you want to "turn off" the behavior you have defined for a Control, here's an example:

btnRender.Click -= btnRender_Click;

This removes a specific EventHandler from a Control. See: [^], [^]

But, isn't it really a good idea to have some visual indication that a Control is not active ?