Great work on this by the way. Not sure if this has come up, but on UWP (using your infinite loading example converted to vanilla xamarin MVVM) everything is working perfectly, except that the FlowListView keeps firing the FlowLoadingCommand until about 5 future pages worth have loaded. Whats worse is that, in UWP, all items flicker when the FlowLoadingCommand is executed - like the entire list is refreshed.
This doesn't happen in Android with exact same code. Haven't checked iOS yet.
I'm less worried about the flickering, but I'd love to know how to control the UWP "load ahead" issue. Any thoughts? Can I intercept the FlowLoadingCommand event and check against what has actually appeared?
I just need to be pointed in the right direction. Thanks for any insight
Hi Daniel,
Great work on this by the way. Not sure if this has come up, but on UWP (using your infinite loading example converted to vanilla xamarin MVVM) everything is working perfectly, except that the FlowListView keeps firing the FlowLoadingCommand until about 5 future pages worth have loaded. Whats worse is that, in UWP, all items flicker when the FlowLoadingCommand is executed - like the entire list is refreshed.
I made a recording: https://drive.google.com/file/d/138jaL_Ln1i5A42BowF8JgTM_5hHuQ0Y5/view
This doesn't happen in Android with exact same code. Haven't checked iOS yet.
I'm less worried about the flickering, but I'd love to know how to control the UWP "load ahead" issue. Any thoughts? Can I intercept the FlowLoadingCommand event and check against what has actually appeared?
I just need to be pointed in the right direction. Thanks for any insight
Richard