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Hello,
For such request you have to use the native button and check whether effect for our exact case can be applied on native level. This is a custom implementation. Button does not provide this out of the box. I have found these resources that could be of help:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neoHcHyi-ZU&ab_channel=XamarinGuy
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61288113/xamarin-forms-xaml-add-click-animation-to-button
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Didi
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Apoorva
commented on 29 Jun 2023, 11:25 AM
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Ok thanks, just to share, I ended up using the Xamarin Community Toolkit library and used the TouchEffect feature.
I was also able to apply the touch effect on the <Image> control like this:
It would be good if the Telerik controls could also have this feature whereby the TouchEffect could be applied.
I was also able to apply the touch effect on the <Image> control like this:
<Image Source="LaunchEvidence3x" xct:TouchEffect.NativeAnimation="True" xct:TouchEffect.NativeAnimationBorderless="True" Margin="0" />It would be good if the Telerik controls could also have this feature whereby the TouchEffect could be applied.