[Custom] SwipeEvent

[bcaceiro]

How can I deactivate the SwipeUp gesture from this calendar? I want to override it / disable, to call my own SwipeGesture in my view, is it possible?

[PenguinPero]

With current version I think there is no way

And since I don't know your exact needs and situation I will try to make some guesses Here are few options:

• I could update the plugin for you to be able to override it (any direction swipe event, command or something)
• If calendar is wrapped inside another view which has either top or bottom content which needs to be swipe-able together with calendar it might be more complicated
• However if I add something like "DisableSwipeDetection" to calendar and disable all the gestures, it might work for you, in which case if you want to have swipe left-right you would need to manually call calendar's PrevMonthCommand and NextMonthCommand with your gestures

Also is this an issue on both platforms or specific to Android/iOS?

[bcaceiro]

The last option is the better, tbf, or, expose the event, so I could have my SwipedUp implementation.

This is for Android and iOS.

Thanks!

[PenguinPero]

I added both, although I will test the iOS version tomorrow

Available properties will be:

DisableSwipeDetection="True"
SwipeUpActionEnabled="False"
SwipeUpCommand="{Binding SwipeUpCommand}"

I will run the build/nuget push now, you might be able to test iOS before me Swipe-Left/Right I will leave as todo

[PenguinPero]

1.0.3.44 will contain the new functionalities Let me know if this solves the issue for you :)

[bcaceiro]

It is almost perfect, thank you so much for the support.

   SwipeUpCommand?.Execute(null);

            if (SwipeUpActionEnabled)
                ToggleCalendarSectionVisibility();

In this method, you should override the SwipeUpCommand, and not invoke the ToggleCalendarSectionVisibility, if there was a SwipeUpCommand defined. At this moment, I have detected my swipe, however, it is still hiding the calendar, which I don't want (at least not your default method)

[PenguinPero]

I made it so that you can set:

SwipeUpActionEnabled="false" SwipeUpCommand="-your command binding-"

This way you will override it So the logic is: SwipeUpCommand is always called on swipe-up, while default behavior can be disabled with SwipeUpActionEnabled

Sorry if it wasn't clear

[bcaceiro]

Oh, you are right. Well, I've managed to do what I needed. Thank you so much!

[PenguinPero]

Maybe I will rename it to SwipeUpToHideEnabled to make it clearer that it only disables the default behaviour so If everything works for you we can close the issue?

I will add a feature request issue for remaining todos for other direction swipe overrides

[bcaceiro]

Yes, that would make it more clear.

Indeed having all actions bindable would be great. Would serve all purposes for anyone.

thanks again.