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What I am trying to achieve is a way of programatically closing a ListPicker based on an external event.
The List is more than 5 items so is full screen. We are monitoring hardware in a different thread and when an event happens, I would like to close the ListPicker. I though IsExpanded would be the correct approach, but this is already set to false. Is there currently a way to close/cancel an open ListPicker?
Thanks.
Brian.
The List is more than 5 items so is full screen. We are monitoring hardware in a different thread and when an event happens, I would like to close the ListPicker. I though IsExpanded would be the correct approach, but this is already set to false. Is there currently a way to close/cancel an open ListPicker?
Thanks.
Brian.
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Hi,
Using the IsExpanded property is the way to go. If it do not work in your case, please send us a sample project so we can investigate.
Regards,
Valentin.Stoychev
Telerik
Using the IsExpanded property is the way to go. If it do not work in your case, please send us a sample project so we can investigate.
Regards,
Valentin.Stoychev
Telerik
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