when a new ObservableCollection is assigned to the listview's ItemsSource during load on demand, there is an inconsistency in the scrolling.
- On Android the listview is scrolled to the top immediately and showing items at the top of the listview.

-On iOS and UWP, the listview position is not changed.

When reordering items in the ListView sometimes the user might want the item to go to the end of a long list. It is not possible, because the ListView does not scroll while dragging the item.

When RadListView is placed inside Grid with ColumnDefinition with Height="Auto", setting FlowDirection to "RightToLeft" raises an exception.

We are experiencing a hard crash when updating a collection that is the source for a RadListView.   This appears to only occur in Android 10 on Samsung device with Bixby Button enabled.   

It seems the scroll position is calculated incorrectly in this case.

The control listen for changed to re-filter, so when any property is updated, there is a side effect on iOS - the entry used for editing loses focus.

when using the ItemHold event and command. The event is not fired and the command is not executed

When you place a Label with TextType set to "Html" inside ListView TemplatedCell, the ListVIew renders only the items currently in the viewport - if you scroll down, the listview is empty. 

Java.Lang.IllegalStateException: The specified child already has a parent. You must call removeView() on the child's parent first.

For example change the IsPullToRefreshEnabled state on button click, when button is pressed several times, exception is throw.

We have RadListView and its ItemTemplate there is a RadPopup control (shown as a context menu). If we open and close the popup, then ListView Pull To Refresh event is not triggering.  This issue is only happening on iOS devices whereas same code is working on Android devices. 

When you drag an item and want to drop it after the visible items the ListView should auto scroll.

This works with a vertical orientation.

When an item in the ItemsSource of a ListView is null, a NullReferenceException will be raised on Android when the items source is loaded to the list view.  Even if a DataTemplateSelector is applied to display a different datatemplate for null items, the app would still crash.

I attached a sample program that demonstrates the issue.  On iOS the app runs fine, but on Android the app crash at launch with a NullReferenceException.

Thanks,
Kori

If RadListView has Automatic LoadOnDemand enabled, and at some point when a LoadOnDemand operation is initiated ( user scrolls up to load more items), but the result is empty collection, the loading indicator is not hidden and further loading on demand is not possible.

In cases ItemTemplate is defined in a way that items can have different height and LoadOnDemand is enabled, the newly loaded items sometimes are not rendered correctly ( their height is messed up).

When swiping a cell, the swipe content of the cell will be shown if the swipe threshold is reached.  On iOS, the swipe content of another cell can be shown immediately by swiping another cell (which is an expected behaviour).  However on Android, when the user swipes another cell, the swipe content of the other cell isn't shown (while the swipe content of the first cell becomes hidden).  The user has to swipe the other cell again to show the swipe content.

ListView throws a System.ObjectDisposedException on iOS when navigating to a page containing the control. The exception is consumed, so it does not crash the app.

When using load on demand mode manual, and collapsing groups, one item left not collapsed.