I am currently writing my very first Windows Phone (8) App which also is my very first Xaml Application. So it is likely I just did not find the solution for my problem on my own, because I don't know which words to feed google. I tried, but found nothing useful. I found that one, but it does not help:
How to disable "scroll compression" in ScrollViewer
Here is the important part of my XAML:
<ScrollViewer VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Auto">
<StackPanel VerticalAlignment="Top">
<TextBlock x:Name="InfoText" TextWrapping="Wrap" VerticalAlignment="Top" Text="VersionInfoText"/>
</StackPanel>
</ScrollViewer>
I will programmatically change the content of my TextBlock InfoText
. The text might be short enough to fit in completely, or it might be rather long. That is why I embedded it into a ScrollViewer. (By the way, there will be further Controls added to the StackPanel later.)
The ScrollViewer produces these "overbounce" effects if it cannot scroll any further. That is nice if the text is large, but when there is nothing to scroll I don't want this effect to be visilbe.
I tried VerticelScrollBarVisibility="Disable"
, which successfully disables the effect. Now my question:
Can I automatically (by XAML-Magic) switch between Auto
and Disable
depending on the Height of my StackPanel and the Hight of my ScrollViewer?
I was hoping Auto
would do the trick, but it does not (tested in the VS2013 Emulator WVGA).
In VS2013 setting VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Auto"
worked for me.
Try adding this attribute to your ScrollViewer
VerticalScrollMode="Auto"
Also try disabling the HorizontalScrollMode
and HorizontalScrollBarVisiblity
attributes.
Let me know if this doesn't work. I will then have to make a sample app to see if I can make that work for you. Right now I am just guessing. Try it.
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