In my Windows Phone application, I have some buttons on my ApplicationBar. In some cases buttons are hidden, in some cases buttons are disabled and in other cases all buttons are visible.
The way I currently use to refer to a button on my ApplicationBar (for example, if I have application logic that needs to disable it) is the following:
ApplicationBar.Buttons[1] as ApplicationBarIconButton;
I do not like this approach because it refers to the index of a button. If the list of buttons is relatively dynamic, this is asking for trouble.
Does anyone have a recommended way of referring to a button on ApplicationBar?
What I usually do is I define buttons of interest as properties on a class, for example:
private ApplicationBarIconButton SaveButton { get; set; }
When the page is loaded, I keep the reference to the given button while constructing the application bar (programmatically):
SaveButton = new ApplicationBarIconButton(new Uri(...)) { Text = "Save" };
ApplicationBar.Buttons.Add(SaveButton);
This way the button is always available for manipulations via the property access.
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