Hristo,

I tried and it seems to solve, but a little strange behavior. Please in your sample project, in Form1 class code, subscrive event

ultraDesktopAlert1.AlertButtonClicked += new Infragistics.Win.Misc.AlertButtonClickedHandler(ultraDesktopAlert1_AlertButtonClicked);

with this sample code:

void ultraDesktopAlert1_AlertButtonClicked(object sender, Infragistics.Win.Misc.AlertButtonClickedEventArgs e)
{
MessageBox.Show("Hello world!);"
}

Now if you execute the app and try to click on disable button nothing will happen. Correct !

But what if you try to double click the disabled button?

Gianni

Hello,

You are right. But I have made some modifications and now I think that I achieve your goal on a very simply way. Please in MyCreation class, find AfterCreateChildElements method  and replace the content of the If clauses with :

((AlertButtonUIElement)alertImage.Parent).Enabled = ((AlertButtonUIElement)alertImage.Parent).Button.Enabled;

Thank you.

Hello Hristo,

yes this way could be used to obtain my goal. Your sample is not enough to generate the behavior I desire, because still the button border  get highlighted when mouse is over, but probably this will be solved by extending the creation filter you provided.
However this way is intricate and, if not mistaken, do not really disable the control, just modifies its appearance to make it looks as disabled. This means that "Enabled" property has to be manually checked in any case, e.g. on alert button click event to avoid execution if it is disabled...

I am currently working on a different project, but  as soon as I can (one or two months) I will come back to that project and I will try this solution.

Thank you very much

Gianni