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I have add a ScrollViewer in my WPF4 Window with ScrollViewer.PanningMode.
When I drag scrollviewer on my multitouch screen it’s OK. But… the Window move with scroll when I arrive on top scroll or bottom scroll.
How can we avoid this?
Edit: To complete the answer: There is a native event for this which can just be marked as handled:
ManipulationBoundaryFeedbackThis movement is called boundary feedback which is governed by the operating system (can be set by users in the
Pen and Touchsettings on thePanningtab). I do not know if the Windows API allows you to prevent it, this page might be relevant.