Frederic Dobon
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Frederic Dobon
asked on 05 Aug 2011, 03:43 PM
Hi,
I'm working on a treeview with Client Side Api.
On ClientNodeDropping event I check (business rule) if the source node can be dropped over the destination node.
If the source node can be dropped, everything is OK, the ClientNodeDropped event is fired and the destination node is expanded.
If the source node cannot be dropped, I cancel the event, the ClientNodeDropped event is not fired BUT the destination node is still expanded: Why? How to cancel this behavior?
Regards,
Frederic Dobon
I'm working on a treeview with Client Side Api.
On ClientNodeDropping event I check (business rule) if the source node can be dropped over the destination node.
If the source node can be dropped, everything is OK, the ClientNodeDropped event is fired and the destination node is expanded.
If the source node cannot be dropped, I cancel the event, the ClientNodeDropped event is not fired BUT the destination node is still expanded: Why? How to cancel this behavior?
Regards,
Frederic Dobon
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Hi Frederic,
This behavior is default to the OnClientNodeDragging event when the mouse stays a few seconds over an unexpanded node so it can expand and you can drop the node over some of its children. If you just drop the node and remove the mouse the node does not expand.
Hope this explains the issue.
Regards, Plamen Zdravkov
the Telerik team
This behavior is default to the OnClientNodeDragging event when the mouse stays a few seconds over an unexpanded node so it can expand and you can drop the node over some of its children. If you just drop the node and remove the mouse the node does not expand.
Hope this explains the issue.
Regards, Plamen Zdravkov
the Telerik team
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