DoubleTap | Password spraying on sites

I added a "touchstart" event to a "tbody" so a function ocurrs when I doubletap on a row. This works perfectly BUT prevents scroll up or down in mobile (so if my table has enough rows, you'll get stuck)

I'm trying to add a RightTapped event to each CalendarViewDayItem. DoubleTapped event works fine, but RightTapped is not raised despite of that it's created.

This is how I have created them:

I know this has been asked for many times. I read a lot of them and tried different ways but still could not get it to work.

The xaml code is a UserControl:

I want to be able to double tap on listview items. i used DoubleTapped event but when i double tap on listview (not items) event is fire, i only want to work with items (not listview itself (panels, borders,...)), in wpf we can simply do this by creating listviewitem style:

I am trying to do my first ever App, and i'm need to add UITapGestureRecognizer that will scale photo in TableViewCell.

And it is works, but not correctly — my Gesture scale not just photo in ViewCell but all elements in ViewCell. How could I fix this?

All my code for TableViewCell:

I have a Stackpanel with tapped and doubleTapped Event.

in my App i want to do a like system. You can like the post by double tap the post. This works when you double tap for the first time, then its true. But when I want to unlike the post you have to double tap the post again and thats my problem. I want that if someone doubletap the second time its turn to false and the third time to true again bla bla... if someone know how please comment :)

I've recently updated to the latest "stable" release of Xcode, Swift, and SDKs. After the update, GameScene.view? always returns nil. It seems SKScene's view property is not being set upon presenting a given scene. This leaves me unable to add any gesture recognizers to my game (using the presenting view at least).

Any idea as to whether I'm overlooking something or is this maybe a bug? I've added gesture recognizers to SpriteKit games in the past using essentially the same implementation shown in the code below.

In normal view, we can have onTouchEvent