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asked on 10 Apr 2014, 08:35 PM
Hi,
with version 2013.3.1204.40 of Telerik. I implemented a CustomDragDropBehavior and in the override method CanDrop, if I do the following :
Slot mouseOverSlot = (state.ServiceProvider.GetService<IDialogProvider>() as RadScheduleView).MouseOverSlot;
mouseOverSlot is always null
Thank's
Alain
with version 2013.3.1204.40 of Telerik. I implemented a CustomDragDropBehavior and in the override method CanDrop, if I do the following :
Slot mouseOverSlot = (state.ServiceProvider.GetService<IDialogProvider>() as RadScheduleView).MouseOverSlot;
mouseOverSlot is always null
Thank's
Alain
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Hi Alain,
The MouseOverSlot property of the ScheduleView is used and set in the selection behavior of the control, not for the DragDrop functionality, that is why it is always null. Furthermore, when dragging, the mouse is captured by the dragged object, and it receives all mouse events. The property you need I guess is the DestinationSlots, which can be retrieved from the DragDropState in all DragDrop events.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Konstantina
Telerik
The MouseOverSlot property of the ScheduleView is used and set in the selection behavior of the control, not for the DragDrop functionality, that is why it is always null. Furthermore, when dragging, the mouse is captured by the dragged object, and it receives all mouse events. The property you need I guess is the DestinationSlots, which can be retrieved from the DragDropState in all DragDrop events.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Konstantina
Telerik
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