In your view model, add logic to take the command parameter and pass it through a switch statement which then navigates to the desired page for each parameter id.

Just Add **Footer="" ** in Listview XAML, solved all my problems. Thanks @Charwaka, well done!

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Just Add **Footer="" ** in Listview XAML

https://xamgirl.com/quick-trick-remove-extra-separator-line-in-listview-xamarin-forms-ios/

If anyone stumbles on this and would like to know how I did it, just ask and I'll be happy to share.

thank's a lot, this is very helpfull!

Same problem. Workaround: implement a custom listview like this:

public class CustomListView:ListView
{
    public CustomListView() : base(GetCachingStrategy()) { }

    public CustomListView(ListViewCachingStrategy cachingStrategy) : base(cachingStrategy) { }

    static ListViewCachingStrategy GetCachingStrategy()
    {
        switch (Device.RuntimePlatform)
        {
            case Device.Android:
                return ListViewCachingStrategy.RecycleElement;
            default:
                return ListViewCachingStrategy.RetainElement;
        }
    }
}

@AndreiMisiukevich_ woaw, you rock... I've spend a few minutes reading your code and you even handle RTL ^_^
Most of the best developper I've seen or worked with who impressed me are from Belarus (Byelorussia ? Biélorussie ?).
I remember the first time I worked on a project with someone of your country, he was more a computer than a human and make me feel like a beginner... (I don't remember his name)

Do you guys learn to code before you learn to speack ?
Or maybe a day for you is 48h and you have twice the time to learn

@JohnHardman said:
@Jxamarin - For debugging this sort of thing, it's useful to temporarily specify a different BackgroundColor for each View/Layout.

There at least two possibilities.

First, you have used a Grid, but without specifying RowDefinitions or ColumnDefinitions, or associating the StackLayout to any position in the Grid. By specifying a ColumnDefinition, you can specify how the Width is controlled.

Second, you haven't specified HorizontalOptions on any of the Views/Layouts. Most will default ok, but pop FillAndExpand or StartAndExpand on any where the default is not what is wanted.

Thanks that solved my issue

@Jxamarin - For debugging this sort of thing, it's useful to temporarily specify a different BackgroundColor for each View/Layout.

There at least two possibilities.

First, you have used a Grid, but without specifying RowDefinitions or ColumnDefinitions, or associating the StackLayout to any position in the Grid. By specifying a ColumnDefinition, you can specify how the Width is controlled.

Second, you haven't specified HorizontalOptions on any of the Views/Layouts. Most will default ok, but pop FillAndExpand or StartAndExpand on any where the default is not what is wanted.