hi all,
I was hoping to get some advise if a moveable/draggable panel contianer could be acheived for radcontrols in Winforms, i am trying to create a container control that can allow the user to drag or reorder a set of panels, like in google... Any tips on how to acheive this.
I have been able to move individual panels using the mousedown and mousemove events but i guess i want to reorder/align other panels with in the same container. Any advise would be appreciated! I am using Radcontrols for Winforms Q1 2009 atm.
cheers,
koms
I was hoping to get some advise if a moveable/draggable panel contianer could be acheived for radcontrols in Winforms, i am trying to create a container control that can allow the user to drag or reorder a set of panels, like in google... Any tips on how to acheive this.
I have been able to move individual panels using the mousedown and mousemove events but i guess i want to reorder/align other panels with in the same container. Any advise would be appreciated! I am using Radcontrols for Winforms Q1 2009 atm.
cheers,
koms
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Hi koms,
Thank you for writing. You can consider our RadDock control. It has a very good layout flexibility, rich customization features, and could fit well in your scenario. Also keep in mind that it had been completely developed from scratch for Q2 2009 release, so I highly recommend you upgrade to this version.
The other way to create an interface as the described is to implement it on your own, but you have to handle practically everything like events, interactions, and animations. I am afraid that this is quite an ambitious task.
Do not hesitate to contact me again if you have any other questions.
All the best,
Martin Vasilev
the Telerik team
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Thank you for writing. You can consider our RadDock control. It has a very good layout flexibility, rich customization features, and could fit well in your scenario. Also keep in mind that it had been completely developed from scratch for Q2 2009 release, so I highly recommend you upgrade to this version.
The other way to create an interface as the described is to implement it on your own, but you have to handle practically everything like events, interactions, and animations. I am afraid that this is quite an ambitious task.
Do not hesitate to contact me again if you have any other questions.
All the best,
Martin Vasilev
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions on the new Telerik Support Portal.
Watch a video on how to optimize your support resource searches and check out more tips on the blogs.