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Nested Drag Source + Touch #462
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I'm able to somewhat work around this and accomplish what I want with: private void UIElement_OnTouchDown( object sender, TouchEventArgs e )
{
if( sender is not Thumb thumb ) return;
DragDrop.DefaultDragHandler.StartDrag( new DragInfo( thumb, e )
{
Effects = DragDropEffects.Move, Data = thumb.DataContext
} );
e.Handled = true;
} |
I got the same issue, is there something new for this bug? best regards, |
I attached my test project, please try it with touch screen. |
@BButner did your workaround work well all way down to Because I tried your solution with my custom var handler = (TableDragHandler) border.FindResource("TableDragHandler"); but the next stage (that is |
Describe the bug
I have a
<ListView>
as a Drop Target. Inside of the list view collection, I have a specific<Thumb>
that is used as the Drag Source. When using the mouse it works perfectly. However, when using touch, it ends up scrolling the Scroll View, instead of grabbing the Drag Source.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
<ListView>
as a Drop TargetListViewItem
Template that contains the Drag SourceExpected behavior
It should grab the Drag Source
Desktop (please complete the following information):
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