Scrolling in nested Listbox wpf?

One way to do this would be to create drag-to-scroll functionality using the inner ListBox s OnPreviewLeftMouseDown OnPreviewMouseMove and OnPreviewMouseUp events to implement the desired effect.

One way to do this would be to create drag-to-scroll functionality using the inner ListBox's OnPreviewLeftMouseDown,OnPreviewMouseMove, and OnPreviewMouseUp events to implement the desired effect. Another way is to find the event(s) responsible for the drag-to-scroll functionality within the inner ListBox and to override the event handler so that the event gets routed to the outer ListBox.

Thanks Jakub for taking a look. But please can you elaborate on your approach. I am not very efficient on WPF so if you could let me know some detail as to what do you mean by override the event handler.

If possible can you direct me to any link or example you are aware. Again thanks a lot for replying – user858310 Jul 28 at 19:36.

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