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I have an app, where I have a pivot.
When a new pivot loads I set the IsHitTestVisible to false and open a popup while loading some data.
When the loading is complete I reset the property to true.
The problem is that in between this time, if I do a gesture on the pivot, after the loading completes, the pivot remembers my moves and slides the pivot or clicks on items in the pivot.
How is this possible?
I just want to disable the pivot, while loading my data.
Unfortunately this isn’t supported very well today, but a future update may address the manipulations issue.
A visual tree organized differently might help, if you can get the manipulations handled before being passed on along the visual tree.
And if this does not work, although the performance may not be great, having your “loading” page in a dedicated Popup, the manipulations will not be sent to the Pivot even if its underneath.