user interface - How do you deal with temporary useless controls in Winforms (hiding vs disabling)? -
There is a common form near a form with a text box, the use of "foo" immediately after the "text message" Of course, this textbox is useful only if the user can input the "Fu value" that can be input. Only when "Use Foo" is checked
I have to deal with this situation Good way to not know:
- Disable the text box (i.e. textboxfoo.Enabled = false;)
- e Hide (i.e. textboxfoo.Visible = false;)
- Give user input an FU value if desired, and ignore value
Is there a best What is the practice that I can follow?
textbox should be disabled.
If the text box is hidden, the visible changes in the form will make the program less user-friendly. An example of this is the old (very unpopular) missing menu item used in Microsoft Office. People do not want things to rotate on their screen. It's distracted.
If the user has permission to input unnecessary value, then he misinterprets that entering the value has some effect.
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