Busy status manager
One of the built-in overlay adorners that Radical offers is the BusyStatusManager
that allows us to put some blocking content on top of another xaml element and control its visibility via the IsBusy attached property:
In the previous example we are using the BusyStatusManager to put the “searching…” banner on top of a UI element whose role is to provide search capabilities, whenever from the view model we change the value of the IsBusy property to true the content of the Content property is displayed, the underlying element IsEnabled property is set to false and a semi-transparent grey background is drawn.
The important thing is that the Content property type is System.Object, this, inline with the WPF default behavior, allows us to put any content as the busy content of the BusyStatusManager.
The attached property is defined in the http://schemas.radicalframework.com/windows/behaviors
xml namespace, and the converter is defined in the http://schemas.radicalframework.com/windows/converters
xml namespace.
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