In a Wpf application using MVVM, Unity and Prism, the shell is creating a dialog box. The 'parent' is being disabled and the child dialog box is properly displayed but the dialog's cursor is a wait cursor, not the normal Arrow. I tried explicitly assigning the use of the Arrow cursor in the dialog box's XAML properties but that did not result in a proper cursor.
The 'dialogbox', OptionsView, is derived from a standard Wpf Windows class.
The shell's ViewModel receives a command and in this command the OptionsView is created and displayed.
OptionsView view = new OptionsView();
view.ShowDialog();
While the OptionsView is displaying the shell is disabled (which is what I want). However, the cursor as it goes across the shell is a normal arrow which I find surprising. I would have thought that it should have been a wait cursor. Equally surprising, the cursor on the OptionsView is a wait cursor but should be a normal arrow. What is going wrong and how can it be addressed?
Richard Lewis Haggard
