It indeed seems to be moved to protected on update 3.1.1, so we'll be looking into updating.
So i'll come back to this whenever we get the time to update Noesis.

Hmm, strange. Has there been an update that changes it to protected, as we are working on quite an older version of noesis

Thank you for the Reply!

I have tried this but unfortunatly the "GetScrollInfo" method is inaccesible to the inherited class.
Everything else seems to be fine. The same happens as before, can't set the offset.

No worries, you guys deserve vacation :)

I'll add more info to this post as i have been trying stuff out.

The current problem atm is that.
None of the manipulation events / scrollviewer methods are triggered, when inheriting from scrollviewer.

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A bit late of a reply, but unless i implemented it wrong.
But this makes the slider fully smooth, while we want it to stop per content (smoothly). Instead of it just scrolling over content smoothly

Can't solve it with just WPF as that doesn't give a smooth transition between Content inside the ScrollViewer.

Otherwise you could just have a "StackPanel" inside a "ScrollViewer", but this snaps instantly between content.

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