How to handle the steptapped event in the .NET MAUI StepProgressBar?

In the Syncfusion® .NET MAUI StepProgressBar control, you can handle the StepTapped event through the following steps.

Step1:
Initialize the StepProgressBar control and add the ActiveStepIndex as shown in the following code.

XAML

<stepProgressBar:SfStepProgressBar x:Name="stepProgressBar"
                                  ActiveStepIndex="2">
</stepProgressBar:SfStepProgressBar>

Step2:
Create the ItemSource and invoke the StepTapped event as shown in the following code.

XAML

<stepProgressBar:SfStepProgressBar x:Name="stepProgressBar"
                                  ActiveStepIndex="2"
                                  ItemsSource="{Binding StepProgressItem}"
                                  StepTapped="OnStepProgressBar_StepTapped">
</stepProgressBar:SfStepProgressBar>

C#

public class StepProgressBarViewModel
{
   private ObservableCollection<StepProgressBarItem> stepProgressItem;
   public ObservableCollection<StepProgressBarItem> StepProgressItem
   {
       get
       {
           return stepProgressItem;
       }
       set
       {
           stepProgressItem = value;
       }
   }

   public StepProgressBarViewModel()
   {
       stepProgressItem = new ObservableCollection<StepProgressBarItem>();
       stepProgressItem.Add(new StepProgressBarItem() { PrimaryText = "Cart" });
       stepProgressItem.Add(new StepProgressBarItem() { PrimaryText = "Address" });
       stepProgressItem.Add(new StepProgressBarItem() { PrimaryText = "Delivery" });
       stepProgressItem.Add(new StepProgressBarItem() { PrimaryText = "Ordered" });
   }
}

Step3:
In the StepProgressBar control, the StepTapped event is triggered whenever a user taps on one of the step views within the progress bar. This event serves as a responsive mechanism for the control to detect and respond to user interaction with individual steps.

C#

private void OnStepProgressBar_StepTapped(object? sender, StepTappedEventArgs e)
{
    StepProgressBarItem? stepProgressBarItem = e.StepItem;
    if (stepProgressBarItem != null)
    {
        string primaryText = stepProgressBarItem.PrimaryText;
        Application.Current?.MainPage?.DisplayAlert("StepItem",primaryText , "OK");
    }
}

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Conclusion:
I hope you enjoyed learning how to handle the StepTapped event in .NET MAUI StepProgressBar.
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