Okay, so, everyone knows how to set the scroll position of a ScrollViewer. Entire essays and blog entries have been written about ScrollViewer.ScrollToVerticalOffset()
, and there are a good few hundred questions with answers about it here.
So, I enter:
myScrollViewer.ScrollToVerticalOffset(280);
... and it so kindly scrolls to that location.
The question is, what property now contains 280, so I can retrieve it later?
(Hint: myScrollViewer.VerticalOffset
and ContentVerticalOffset
are both 0; myScrollViewer.ScrollInfo
just plain doesn't exist.)
EDIT: Apparently I need a more detailed demonstration.
private void btnTest_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { double scrollTarget = 280; MessageBox.Show("Target: " + scrollTarget.ToString()); myScrollViewer.ScrollToVerticalOffset(scrollTarget); MessageBox.Show("Now: " + myScrollViewer.VerticalOffset); }
I must reiterate that this does scroll as intended. Goes right exactly where I want it to. But, myScrollViewer.VerticalOffset
is set at 0.
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The solution is to manually call myScrollViewer.UpdateLayout()
after myScrollViewer.ScrollToVerticalOffset()
. Then, myScrollViewer.VerticalOffset
will have the expected value.
Make sure your VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Visible" and VerticalScrollOffset will be 280 after LayoutUpdated event has been fired.
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