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How to disable button when we are navigating from different screen

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Actually the scenario is that I have to disable one button(Submit Button) which is in User screen , when it is navigating from Screen 1 and when it is navigating from screen 2 it should allow to edit that button (Submit button).

Note - The button (Submit Button) is in same screen only, that is User Screen.

So how can we give condition for this case?

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eka24 20,923 on at

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Set two Variables in the Two screens Navigating Buttons:
1. On Screen 1 (Disable button) : Set(DisableButton,true); Navigate(UserScreen)
Then On DisplayMode the SubmitButton: If(DisableButton,DisplayMode.Disabled,Edit)

2. On Screen 2 (Enable button) : Set(DisableButton,false); Navigate(UserScreen)

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Saurabh-704 100 on at

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Thank you @eka24 for the answer. Can we give two buttons inside that set button or what else can we do?.
Suppose two button is their , with submit button ..one back button is also there. So if "submit button" is in editable mode, then "back" button should be disable and vice n versa.
So , How can we do this?

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eka24 20,923 on at

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If you want another button to disabled while the another is enabled, then On the Back Button Put: If(!DisableButton,DisplayMode.Disabled,Edit) on the DisplayMode of the Back button. Note the !
With this when submit is enabled back is disabled and vice versa.

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v-siky-msft on at

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Hi @Saurabh-704 ，

@eka24workaround is great, I just add one more thing.
If set the DisableButton Variable to false in Onhidden property of User screen, there is no need to configure the Screen2 Navigate button code.
This means that the button becomes disabled only when navigating from screen 1 to the user screen and becomes available again when the user screen disappears, which is sufficient for the current scenario and avoids configuring more navigation buttons if there are more screens to navigate to the user screen.
Hope this helps.
Sik

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Saurabh-704 100 on at

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Thank you so much for help. @eka24 and @v-siky-msft

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