Do not close listPicker WP7

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Hello,

I want my users to pick an item from the list picker and after clicking the item, it should be highlighted and play a sound, but it should NOT close the list. Closing the list should only happen when pressing the Back-button.
Can someone help me on how to stop the listPicker from closing?

Thanks,
_MadMatt

Posted 10-May-11 6:28am

_Madmatt

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Mark Salsbery 10-May-11 19:54pm

By "close the list" you mean when it goes back to normal mode where you see only the selected item, right?

If so, I don't see any way to prevent the ListPicker from closing the list when a selection is made - that's the way the control currently works.

I would think setting the ListPickerMode to Expanded would do the trick but it doesn't work...

_Madmatt 11-May-11 10:25am

Okay, I solved by using a ListBox instead. Thanks for the reply!

Mark Salsbery 11-May-11 10:42am

Yeah my first response was going to be "why not just use a ListBox then?" but then I thought well maybe you wanted the ListPicker behavior. :)

Regardless, I researched and played more with it more yesterday and everything I could find indicates you should be able to set ListPickerMode to Expanded. I'll post it as an issue on the Silverlight Toolkit forum and see what they say...

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