Works great . Thanks very much.

Milos

Hi,

to find a tool by Id, you can simply use FindToolById() method of the ribbon:

string ribbons = "Pretraga";
((RibbonTool)XamRibbon1.FindToolById(ribbons)).IsEnabled = false;

Hope this helps,

How I can set tools  isEnable = false

I can not set directly  XamRibbon1   tools isEnabled=false

something like this

 private void XamRibbon1_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
  {
  string ribbons = "Pretraga";
  for (int i = 0; i<XamRibbon1.Tabs.Count; i++)
         {


                 for (int j = 0; j<XamRibbon1.Tabs[i].Groups.Count ; j++)
                    {

                           for (int k = 0; k<XamRibbon1.Tabs[i].Groups[j].Tools.Count; k++)
                              {
                                 if (XamRibbon1.Tabs[i].Groups[j].Tools[k].Id.ToString() == ribbons)
                                             {
                                                 XamRibbon1.Tabs[i].Groups[j].Tools[k]. isEnabled=false   ????????????
                                            }

                              }
                  }
        }
  }

OK, thank you. I do this so.

Hi Marco,

Could you provide some more details about your scenario? Why do you need to hide a tool inside the ribbon?

There are strict guidelines from MSFT, describing how a Ribbon control should look and behave.

Hiding a tool in the Ribbon is against the rules - the tools on the ribbon must not change as a result of user interaction in the document.

You should disable the tools by setting their IsEnabled property to "false" instead of hiding them.

Hope that helps,