Possible to change 'no' icon on drag and drop to custom tool tip?

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  1. Spurk
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    Posted 29 Sep 2013 Link to this post

    Please see attached image. Is it possible to change the cursor 'no' to a have a tool tip? Our aim is to have a tool tip explaining to the user why they cannot drop the appointment there.

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  3. Yana
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    Posted 02 Oct 2013 Link to this post

    Hello Sheldon,

    You should customize the DragVIsual element through the DragVusualTemplate property of the ScheduleView,  please check the following help article for more details:
    http://www.telerik.com/help/wpf/radscheduleview-styles-and-templates-customizing-dragvisual.html

    Hope this helps.

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    Yana
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  5. Spurk
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    Posted 02 Oct 2013 Link to this post

    Yes, I see how to customize the tooltip where the user is dragging to a valid location;  but when they are dragging to an invalid locatoin, the 'no' cursor appears instead of a tooltip (see previous image attachment).  Is there a way to change that to a tooltip as well?
  7. Rosen Vladimirov
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    Posted 03 Oct 2013 Link to this post

    Hi Sheldon,

    Unfortunately this is not possible as this icon is coming from the framework itself. .Net Framework's DragDrop events are changing the cursor to "no" when you are unable to drop and currently there's no way to be changed.

    We are really sorry for the caused inconvenience. Feel free to contact us in case you have any problems or concerns.

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    Rosen Vladimirov
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