SelectedIndex property does not seems to be working on SfCarousel

I am using viewmodel binding for the SelectedIndex property of the SfCarousel. This seems to be working fine for android and iOS. But, on windows platform, the SelectedIndex is not working and the selected index is not coming as center image

I have attached the screen shots how it looks on android/iOS and windows

Here is the code snippet

<carousel:SfCarousel Grid.Row="1" ItemsSource="{Binding AccessPhotos}"

                     SelectedIndex="{Binding SelectedPhotoIndex,Mode=TwoWay}"

                     HorizontalOptions="Fill" VerticalOptions="Fill">

    <carousel:SfCarousel.ItemTemplate>

        <DataTemplate x:DataType="local:AccessPhotoModel">

            <Image Source="{Binding RoomImage,Converter={StaticResource imageConverter},Mode=OneWay}" Aspect="AspectFill"/>

        </DataTemplate>

    </carousel:SfCarousel.ItemTemplate>

</carousel:SfCarousel>

I have also tried to assign hardcoded values like 0, 1, 2 to SelectedIndex property, but still not working


Attachment: Screenshot_587f18ac.png


1 Reply

VR Vallarasu Ravichandran Syncfusion Team October 30, 2025 10:32 AM UTC

Hi Simon Maystre,

Thank you for reaching out.

We’ve reviewed your query regarding the SelectedIndex property not working as expected on the Windows platform for SfCarousel. We tried to reproduce the issue using a similar setup and were unable to observe the problem from our end. The selected item correctly appears centered when the SelectedIndex is set, including when hardcoded values like 0, 1, or 2 are used.

To assist further, we have attached a sample project along with an output image where the SelectedIndex is set to 2. This demonstrates the expected behavior on Windows.

If possible, could you please share a minimal reproducible sample where the issue occurs? This will help us investigate more deeply and provide a precise resolution.

Looking forward to your response.


Regards,
Vallarasu R.


Attachment: Sample_with_Image_784ba19.zip

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