Adaptive Triggers failing? Better check your control names!
Read OriginalThis technical article details a discovered bug in UWP (Universal Windows Platform) where AdaptiveTriggers stop working correctly if a control's instance name (e.g., x:Name="Pressed") collides with the name of a VisualState (like "Pressed", "Normal") used by any control on the page. It includes sample XAML code demonstrating the issue and its unexpected behavior, advising developers to avoid such naming conflicts.
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