If you have a LoopingSelector control with a data source that doesn't wrap around in a continuous loop (by having ILoopingSelectorDataSource.GetNext and ILoopingSelectorDataSource.GetPrevious return null at start/end, see: http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/p/80090/603451.aspx), the LoopingSelector control will go off in a never ending storyboard loop that locks the UI.
The hack I applied to fix this was in LoopingSelector.AnimatePanel, I exit the function if from == to.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: peja914 **
The hack I applied to fix this was in LoopingSelector.AnimatePanel, I exit the function if from == to.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: peja914 **
I also have the same problem with the latest toolkit. When I scroll up