[SOLVED] Refreshing the UIButton state based on collider active/inactive?

[ddub]

I'm working on a tutorial scene for my game. I have a script that turns off all colliders of the children in a panel of mine, then I turn on the ones I want active as users go through the tutorial.

I do want the objects to be a specific color when their colliders are disabled so they know they're not clickable (which thankfully, NGUI does standard).

All is fine except it seems when I deactivate an object with the UIButton component, then eventually turn that object's collider back on, the UIButton doesn't automatically leave the 'disabled' state. It'll change once I hover over the object, but I need it to change back to the 'Normal' state when I enable the object's collider.

Any solution to this? 

[ddub]

Ah, sorry. I posted this right before noticing something I hadn't seen before. Solution:

My script now looks like this:

1. using UnityEngine;
2. using System.Collections;
3.  
4. public class UpdateButtonToggleColliders : MonoBehaviour {
5.  
6.         public Collider[] onColliders;
7.         public Collider[] offColliders;
8.         public UIButton button;
9.        
10.         void OnClick () {
11.                 foreach (Collider collider in onColliders) {
12.                         collider.enabled = true;
13.                 }
14.                
15.                 foreach (Collider collider in offColliders) {
16.                         collider.enabled = false;
17.                 }
18.                 button.state = UIButtonColor.State.Normal;
19.         }
20. }

Part that solved it is the 'public UIButton button;' and the 'button.state = UIButtonColor.State.Normal;'

Hope others with this issue can see how easy it is to do, sorry for the trouble!