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DXButtonBase.DisabledBorderColor Property

Gets or sets the border color of the button in the disabled state. This is a bindable property.

Namespace: DevExpress.Maui.Core

Assembly: DevExpress.Maui.Core.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Maui.Core

Declaration

public Color DisabledBorderColor { get; set; }

Property Value

Type Description
Color

The border color of the button in the disabled state.

Remarks

The button in the disabled state gets its border color from the applied theme or ThemeSeedColor. Use the DisabledBorderColor property to apply a custom color, or set the DisabledBorderColor property to null to use the original border color:

<dx:DXButton ...
            Icon="cross"
            DisabledBorderColor="{x:Null}"/>

Example

This example shows how to customize button appearance and handle the button click event.

Button State

Default Appearance

Custom Appearance

Default

DevExpress MAUI DXButton - Unfocused State

DevExpress MAUI DXButton - Unfocused State Custom Appearance

Pressed

DevExpress MAUI DXButton - Pressed State

DevExpress MAUI DXButton - Pressed State Custom Appearance

Disabled

DevExpress MAUI DXButton - Disabled State

DevExpress MAUI DXButton - Disabled State Custom Appearance

  1. Add the clear.png icon file to the Resources/Images folder.

  2. Use the following properties to adjust the button’s appearance and handle the Clicked event to clear label on button tap:

    <dx:DXButton 
                ButtonType="Accent"
                Content="CLEAR" 
                TextColor="Black"
                DisabledTextColor="DarkGray"
                PressedTextColor="White"
    
                Icon="clear"
                IconColor="Black"
                DisabledIconColor="DarkGray"
                PressedIconColor="White"  
    
                BorderThickness="2"
                BorderColor="Black"
                DisabledBorderColor="DarkGray"
                PressedBorderColor="DarkOrange"
                CornerRadius="25"
    
                BackgroundColor="Beige"
                DisabledBackgroundColor="Brown"
                PressedBackgroundColor="Gray"
    
                Clicked="Button_Clicked"/>
    
    private void Button_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e) {
        label.Text = "";
    }
    

You can also handle the Tap event to specify an action that occurs when a user taps a DXButtonBase descendant. The Tap event allows you to pass additional event data.

See Also