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Detecting when DataBoundListBox is at the end
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Maxim
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Maxim
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24 Feb 2013,
12:29 PM
How to detect when DataBoundListBox is at the end? It's not a problem with ListBox.
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Todor
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28 Feb 2013,
08:11 AM
Hello Maxim,
Thank you for your interest in RadDataBoundListBox.
I'd like to ask you to clarify what do you mean by "detecting" that the list is at the end and how you "detect" it in the native ListBox.
Thank you for your time.
Greetings,
Todor
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08 May 2013,
04:42 AM
The original poster probably has already solved this, but here's for those who end up reading the same thread. To detect when the user has scrolled the DataBoundListBox to end, use ScrollStateChanged-event:
XAML:
ScrollStateChanged="ItemsScrollStateChanged"
And on the code behind check the event argument's NewState:
if (e.NewState == ScrollState.BottomStretch)
{
IsAtEnd = true;
}
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Deyan
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08 May 2013,
11:04 AM
Hello,
The right approach of detecting when the bottom scrolling position has been reached is shown by Mikael.
Kind regards,
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