The LongListSelector works fine in a Silverlight/XNA combo project with one exception (so far).
When tapping a group item in the list, nothing gets displayed. You can still swipe up and down to scroll the list. However, the Back button becomes inoperative unless I stop displaying the LongListSelector (I have a permanent button at the top of the screen that will Collapse the LongListSelector).
Now, if you hit the Back button, it works and you can go to the previous page. If that page is a plain Silverlight page, suddenly your LongListSelector GroupItemsPanel shows up and messes things up. At that point, only exiting the app via the Back button works for me.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: leemcpherson **
When tapping a group item in the list, nothing gets displayed. You can still swipe up and down to scroll the list. However, the Back button becomes inoperative unless I stop displaying the LongListSelector (I have a permanent button at the top of the screen that will Collapse the LongListSelector).
Now, if you hit the Back button, it works and you can go to the previous page. If that page is a plain Silverlight page, suddenly your LongListSelector GroupItemsPanel shows up and messes things up. At that point, only exiting the app via the Back button works for me.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: leemcpherson **
FYI, your xna graphics will disappear with this workaround if you were using a longlistselector with a transparent background. They will come right back when you exit the GroupView popup screen.
I'd try to set this within the toolkit source itself, but it's beyond my skillset to enable a SharedGraphicsDeviceManager in a library like that :)