Max Borrmann

any updates on this?

+1! I often load dynamic content into stacklayouts (or now verticalstacklayouts) wrapped into scrollviews. On ios I can’t scroll to the bottom of those after the height increased due to...

Workaround that works for me is: `` and calling ``` var content = scrollView.Content; scrollView.Content = null; scrollView.Content = content; ``` after the content has updated. On more complex pages...

I do it like this ``` private async void Page_Appearing(object sender, EventArgs e) { // updating content from backend here var content = scrollView.Content; scrollView.Content = null; scrollView.Content = content;...

I created a feature request with some example code that could solve this. #10662

@Ranger-Rick since it is platform specific code you should put the renderer into the Platform/iOS folder. The usings should be: `using UIKit;` and `using Foundation;`

This currently doesn't work if there is a scrollable control on the page such as CollectionView or ScrollView, because items inside those are currently scrolled (or moved?), when the keyboard...

Using above code creates a problem when the keyboard height changes on iOS (e.g. when keyboard is changed to Emoji keyboard). I assume there would be another Event on iOS...

Anyone running into this issue, I have create a feature request with a solution for the keyboard issue on iOS here: [https://github.com/dotnet/maui/issues/10662](url)

In another attempt I changed the Linker behaviour from 'Don't Link' to 'Link Framework SDKs Only' and added `UseInterpreter` to my csproj file and then I get the following log...