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Hello Allan,
No, I expect that you only need to be careful when you start a drag operation. If you start a DragDrop with the DragDrop manager when column reordering will normally happen, then there may be some issues because only one will take precedence.
If you do not want to drag colmn headers around, then add a class event handler for the column header class and handle the DragQuery event there. Just make sure that the Query result is always true and you should have no problems with it.
Does this work in your case?
If it does not work in your case, could you give us more information on its specifics?
Greetings,
Miroslav
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No, I expect that you only need to be careful when you start a drag operation. If you start a DragDrop with the DragDrop manager when column reordering will normally happen, then there may be some issues because only one will take precedence.
If you do not want to drag colmn headers around, then add a class event handler for the column header class and handle the DragQuery event there. Just make sure that the Query result is always true and you should have no problems with it.
Does this work in your case?
If it does not work in your case, could you give us more information on its specifics?
Greetings,
Miroslav
the Telerik team
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