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BENOIT CHEVALIER
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BENOIT CHEVALIER asked on 12 Dec 2011, 10:36 AM
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Hi I'm trying to implement a drag and drop functionality between a treelistview and a radgridview
No problem here

Where I get stuck is when I'm passing over other control, than the treelistview or radgridview.
I just want for "IsDropPossible" to be false when I'm not over a manage control.
I can't found a simple way to do it without adding each control to RadDragAndDropManager.AddDropInfoHandler

Any advice ?

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Nick
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answered on 12 Dec 2011, 03:39 PM
Hi Benoit Chevalier,

You can use the DragQuery event to validate the drop. 
Subscribe to it by 
RadDragAndDropManager.AddDragQueryHandler(this, OnDragQuery);

You can check the current destination in the handler by accessing eventArgs.Options.Destination, and if it doesn't suit your needs set the eventArgs.QueryResult to false.

Hope this helps!

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answered on 12 Dec 2011, 06:08 PM
Hi the event is not always call
Odly it's called when starting a drag from the radgridview and not from the treelistview

But this is still not resolving my problem, even for the radgridview drag, as soon as I got out of my "dropable zone" the event is not called anymore, so i can't set the query result to false.

I may be doing something wrong, if you could give me a sample project, would really appreciate it

Thanks in advance.
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answered on 13 Dec 2011, 10:29 AM
Hi Benoit Chevalier,

You are absolutely right. The proper place to put such a logic is in the DropQuery handler.
I am attaching a simple application demonstrating a simple scenario on how to accomplish a similar behavior.
You can see that in the DropQuery handler I am checking the name of the destination control, and if it isn't what I expect I simply set the query result to false. Of course you can do a lot more than that, and modify it in a way that suits the requirements that you have.

I hope this helps!

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answered on 13 Dec 2011, 11:13 AM
Tanks for your answer, but your example is confirming my problem or I may not be clear about what I'm looking for:

I wish for a visual result to show users if they can drop a row in an area (gridview) or not (listbox, grid, button, ect)
if you modifiy your xaml like this

<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
            <telerik:RadGridView x:Name="gridView"
                                 Width="200"
                                 telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.AllowDrop="True"
                                 RowStyle="{StaticResource draggableRowStyle}"/>
            <telerik:RadTreeListView x:Name="treeView"
                                     Width="0"
                                     telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.AllowDrop="True"
                                     RowStyle="{StaticResource draggableTreeRowStyle}"/>
            <ListBox Width="200"/>
            <telerik:RadTreeListView x:Name="treeView1"
                                     Width="200"
                                     telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.AllowDrop="True"
                                     RowStyle="{StaticResource draggableRowStyle}"/>
        </StackPanel>

I just "replace" the "treeView" by a listbox, simple regular control. When you drag over the listbox, no event => How do i set the query result to false (btw don't know why, but in your exmemple, i can't have a tooltip icon sign that show if it's dropable or not)

Do I really need to add a "telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.AllowDrop="True"" on every controls (a lot!)  of my silverlight application?

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answered on 16 Dec 2011, 10:22 AM
Hello Benoit Chevalier,

Unfortunately if you want the events to raise, you will have to add "telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.AllowDrop="True"", either in each control definition, or in an implicit style. Other than that, you cannot drop on a control with a AllowDrop = "True". As for the visual indications, you can use the DragCue functionality to obtain the desired behavior. 

Hope you find this information helpful! 

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answered on 16 Dec 2011, 10:48 AM
My bad, I am the one that was missing something.
Just in case someone do have the same problem :

In the DropInfo I'm checking if the "droping zone" is OK or NOT but I wasn't taking in acount the e.Options.Status

So I just added a check on e.Options.Status  != DragStatus.DropImpossible before touching any dragcue
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