[quote]Yoan said:Hello Eugeniy,
The touch support for our RadCarousel was introduced with Q2 2015 version. You can try it on our WPF demos.
As as side note - we are currently working on touch improvements for all our controls along with introducing a Touch API that will allow custom touch interaction implementations.
Regards,
Yoan
Telerik
The touch support for our RadCarousel was introduced with Q2 2015 version. You can try it on our WPF demos.
As as side note - we are currently working on touch improvements for all our controls along with introducing a Touch API that will allow custom touch interaction implementations.
Regards,
Yoan
Telerik
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I uploaded a video (1 - RadCarousel, 2 - Custom solution):
https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ap7l9-SeF92fjolG7VWwhV0ysaSKdA
RadCarousel behaves unpredictably from user perspective. I'm sorry, I don't know what you mean saying "touch support", but It has nothing related to touch support. I put my finger on screen - it scrolls immediately to the item, I swipe - nothing, I release the screen - it scrolls unpredictably to another item. 50% of cases that is the last item I swiped to, but not always.
