Flyout touch SIP issue

[rudigrobler]

Flyout do not re-adjust position if SIP is displayed (and overlapping) the flyout

Recreate:

1. Create a app bar button
2. On click create a flyout with a textbox inside
3. Run app in simulator and turn on touch simulation
4. Open appbar and click on button

Flyout is now behind the SIP

[timheuer]

You need to parent your flyout in the visual tree if you want this effect. See the test app in an example of this.

-th

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On Aug 23, 2012, at 12:28 AM, rudigrobler notifications@github.com wrote:

Flyout do not re-adjust position if SIP is displayed (and overlapping) the flyout

Recreate:

1. Create a app bar button
2. On click create a flyout with a textbox inside
3. Run app in simulator and turn on touch simulation
4. Open appbar and click on button

Flyout is now behind the SIP

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[rudigrobler]

It is parented to the button?

[timheuer]

Likely no, the button is just triggering it.

[rudigrobler]

I used the following code:

Flyout f = new Flyout(); f.PlacementTarget = sender as UIElement; f.Placement = PlacementMode.Top; f.Content = new TextBox() { Width = 200 }; f.IsOpen = true;

Where sender is the button inside the AppBar?

Once you click inside the TextBox, the SIP overlap the flyout?

[timheuer]

That does not parent the flyout. You need to add the HostPopup as a child element of some visual element (that supports children)

PlacementTarget is used for positioning not parenting.

-th

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On Aug 23, 2012, at 11:24 PM, rudigrobler notifications@github.com wrote:

I used the following code:

Flyout f = new Flyout(); f.PlacementTarget = sender as UIElement; f.Placement = PlacementMode.Top; f.Content = new TextBox() { Width = 200 }; f.IsOpen = true;

Where sender is the button inside the AppBar?

Once you click inside the TextBox, the SIP overlap the flyout?

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