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Hello,
during tests with the current build of my app I noticed a problem when using a context menu (from the Silverlight Toolkit for WP) - when the user taps & holds an item to bring up the context menu, this also changes the current selected item in the list.
Now I'm not sure if it's really wrong that this happens but it would be good to have a possibility to prevent this behaviour as I think many apps react on selection changes in lists to start a navigation to a details page (or something like that).
So a wish for the next release: please make it possible to have the DataBoundListBox only change it's selected item when the user makes a single tap, and not on a tap & hold.
In the meantime i just listen to the open & closed events of the Context Menu so I always know when a context menu is open ... and in this case prevent changig the selected item.
Btw, did I already mention that I'd really like to see a better performing, rockin' fluid context menu in your WP7 controls to replace the Silverlight Toolkit one? (hint, hint) :)
Thanks,
Bernhard
during tests with the current build of my app I noticed a problem when using a context menu (from the Silverlight Toolkit for WP) - when the user taps & holds an item to bring up the context menu, this also changes the current selected item in the list.
Now I'm not sure if it's really wrong that this happens but it would be good to have a possibility to prevent this behaviour as I think many apps react on selection changes in lists to start a navigation to a details page (or something like that).
So a wish for the next release: please make it possible to have the DataBoundListBox only change it's selected item when the user makes a single tap, and not on a tap & hold.
In the meantime i just listen to the open & closed events of the Context Menu so I always know when a context menu is open ... and in this case prevent changig the selected item.
Btw, did I already mention that I'd really like to see a better performing, rockin' fluid context menu in your WP7 controls to replace the Silverlight Toolkit one? (hint, hint) :)
Thanks,
Bernhard