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Hello:

I came across this article in hopes that it would help me with a particular problem in my Silverlight application. However, I noticed that the ConfirmCommandBehavior does not allow for the Button to enabled/disabled according to the canExecute parameter of the RelayCommand<>().

You can confirm this simply by adding the following to the ViewModel.ButtonCommand property:
relayButtonCommand = new RelayCommand<Object>(ButtonAction, CanButtonAction);

and the following method to the ViewModel:
private bool CanButtonAction(Object item)
{
    return false;
}

You will see the Button is always enabled even though the code dictates it should be disabled.

I really like the idea of being able to do this confirmation without needing to place UI-like code in my ViewModel, but if I cannot have the ViewModel control whether or not the Command is available, what is the point?

Any ideas on how to still allow for the canExecute parameter to control the IsEnabled proeprty of the Button?

Thanks.

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