Here's my situation:
When a user drags a node from a TreeView and drops it in a grid, I add a column. That works... When a user drops a node onto an existing column in the grid, I want to ask the user if they'd like to append that same column or insert a new column to the right of that one... How can I do this?
I'm struggling to identify the index of the column the user dropped on, etc... Make the grid a kendoDropTargetArea? Make each column its own DropTarget?
When a user drags a node from a TreeView and drops it in a grid, I add a column. That works... When a user drops a node onto an existing column in the grid, I want to ask the user if they'd like to append that same column or insert a new column to the right of that one... How can I do this?
I'm struggling to identify the index of the column the user dropped on, etc... Make the grid a kendoDropTargetArea? Make each column its own DropTarget?
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Hi Joe,
During the dragend event, you can use the e.toElement to get the actual element that is drop target. Then you need some logic to check if that element is part of the grid, or given column. It would depend further on what is your exact configuration.
Regards,
Vasil
Telerik by Progress
During the dragend event, you can use the e.toElement to get the actual element that is drop target. Then you need some logic to check if that element is part of the grid, or given column. It would depend further on what is your exact configuration.
Regards,
Vasil
Telerik by Progress
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