In MAUI CollectionView when scrolling an item into view, the exact position of the item after the scroll has completed can be specified with the position argument of the ScrollTo methods.

Please provide such option for Telerik MAUI CollectionView inside the ScrollItemIntoView method.

Add support for sticky group headers (iOS, Android)

This feature is available in the ListView control. E.g. On iOS using the built-in CollectionView it can be added this way:

public class CollectionViewPlatformHandler : CollectionViewHandler { /// <inheritdoc /> protected override ItemsViewLayout SelectLayout() { var layout = base.SelectLayout(); if (ItemsView.IsGrouped && layout is UICollectionViewFlowLayout flowLayout) { // Enable sticky section headers. flowLayout.SectionHeadersPinToVisibleBounds = true; } return layout; } }

Add support for scrollable index titles (iOS).

This feature is available in the ListView control. E.g. On iOS using the built-in CollectionView it can be added this way:

    public class CollectionViewPlatformHandler : CollectionViewHandler
    {
        /// <inheritdoc />
        protected override UIView CreatePlatformView()
        {
            var platformView = base.CreatePlatformView();
            if (ItemsView.IsGrouped && ItemsView.ItemsSource is IEnumerable<IGrouping<string, object>> groups && platformView.Subviews[0] is UICollectionView collectionView)
            {
                // Enable index titles.
                collectionView.DataSource = new GroupedCollectionViewDataSource(collectionView.DataSource, groups.Select(q => q.Key));
            }

            return platformView;
        }
        
        private class GroupedCollectionViewDataSource(IUICollectionViewDataSource datasource, IEnumerable<string> sections) : UICollectionViewDataSource
        {
            public override nint NumberOfSections(UICollectionView collectionView) => datasource.NumberOfSections(collectionView);
            public override nint GetItemsCount(UICollectionView collectionView, nint section) => datasource.GetItemsCount(collectionView, section);
            public override UICollectionViewCell GetCell(UICollectionView collectionView, NSIndexPath indexPath) => datasource.GetCell(collectionView, indexPath);
            public override UICollectionReusableView GetViewForSupplementaryElement(UICollectionView collectionView, NSString elementKind, NSIndexPath indexPath) => datasource.GetViewForSupplementaryElement(collectionView, elementKind, indexPath);
            public override string[] GetIndexTitles(UICollectionView collectionView) => sections.ToArray();
        }
    }

Note: This is available out-of-the-box on iOS 14 and above for a native UICollectionView. See documentation.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uicollectionviewdatasource/2851455-indextitlesforcollectionview

Add an option to scroll fast to elements inside the CollectionView, something like jump list approach.

This feature is available in the iOS UICollectionView https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uicollectionviewdatasource/2851455-indextitlesforcollectionview

It could be a great addition to the Telerik MAUI RadCollectionView features set.

Hi Team,

Please expose the ScrollViewer, or expose a method on the RadListView that allows the developer to set a Y device-independent vertical position. Setting the Y value will trigger the internal/native scrollview to go to that position without any special animations or manipulation. Just a pure position set.

I need to be able to programmatically scroll to a specific position in the list. Yes, I am aware of the ScrollToItem methods, however that will not work in my case as I explicitly need the Y position (for acceleration and manipulation of the exact position).

As an example, here's how I am currently doing it for a ScrollView:

private async Task AutoScrollAsync()
        {
            while (!(this.ScrollVelocity == 0 || this.ScrollVelocity > 0 && this.IsScrolledToBottom() || this.ScrollVelocity < 0 && this.IsScrolledToTop()))
            {
                await this.scrollView.ScrollToAsync(0, this.CalculateNextScrollY(), false);
                await Task.Delay(ScrollDelay);
            }

            this.StopScrolling();
        }

I am hoping to be able to do the same thing for the RadListView.

Thank you,

Aaron

When having a nested grid layouts with auto and definitive row heights, the content in the ListView ItemTemplate is not property sized only on iOS. On Android, MacCatalyst and WinUI the content is property sized. 

Solution:

1. Using only auto-sized grid rows, 

2. Using grouping and simplifying the layout, removing nested grid layouts, and using a vertical stack. 

When setting margin to the elements in the template, the margin is not respected

Since migrating to MAUI .NET8 GA 8.0.3 (and Telerik 6.5) - on iOS the RadListView keeps repeatedly triggering the defined LoadOnDemand command to get more items even though list has not been scrolled by user. 

the behavior is valid for the command, event and collection and when automatic load on demand mode is used. 

When using manual mode, it works as expected.

Having ContentViews for left and right item swipe

• Remove an Item from the List View Collection using right swipe content (The Item Source is then re-initialized as a new Observable Collection)
• Attempt to perform a Swipe Gesture on any list view item.

The ListView crashes

The bug can be reproduced quite easily with the SDK examples. Choose any ListView example from the LoadOnDemand category that uses LoadOnDemandMode set to Automatic, e.g. ListView/LoadOnDemand/LoadOnDemandEvent. Remove the initial items from the ItemsSource:

public ViewModel()
{
    this.Source = new ObservableCollection<string>();
    //for (int i = 0; i < 14; i++)
    //{
    //    this.Source.Add(string.Format("Item {0}", i));
    //}
    this.LoadItemsCommand = new Command(this.LoadItemsCommandExecute);
}

Run the example to observe the exception almost immediately.

For example expose vertical text alignment properties, padding, etc.