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Asked: 2026-05-20T11:29:58+00:00

Note: I already saw this and it doesn’t answer the question. I have a

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Note: I already saw this and it doesn’t answer the question.

I have a first run experience for my app that presents the user with a few different options explaining what the app does. If they select one of those options, I want to show them the PanoramaItem that deals with that particular functionality. It happens to be item #3.

So, Panorama.SelectedItem is read-only. Is there some other way to do it? If not, could I fake it by, say, simulating some gesture input? How would one do that?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Since SelectedItem and SelectedIndex are currently under the private set rule, indeed you cannot modify them through the application. However, you can change the DefaultItem property:

    <PANORAMA_CONTROL>.DefaultItem = <PANORAMA_CONTROL>.Items[1];

    It will cause items to be a bit re-arranged since you are setting an item to be the first in the list, but other than that it is an acceptable way to do this, since it will actually bring the item in front of the user.

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