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/ Michaël Hompus

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I received a couple of comments on my article about making the pull-down-to-refresh work with a Windows Phone virtualizing list control. The problem was that the functionality stopped working after navigating away from the page containing the ItemsControl. Today I committed the code to GitHub to fix this issue.

I received a couple of comments on my article about “making the pull-down-to-refresh work with a Windows Phone virtualizing list control”.

The problem was that the functionality stopped working after navigating away from the page containing the ItemsControl control.

To prevent events from triggering when the list is not in view, I deregistered all events. But when the list came back in view, I did not start monitoring these events again.

Today I committed the code to GitHub to fix this issue.

Source code

You can download my Windows Phone 8 example project on GitHub.