Hi,
I'm making an application, where one of the wanted features is to have the ability to move fields around and save their position(the app is mostly made up of data fields, lots of labels and textboxes) and I have been using RadDock to achieve this. It works great, I've removed the styling for the docks so by default they can't be seen, and clicking a button to enter an 'edit mode' reveals the grip drag handle to move them around. When the user is done, you can exit edit mode and the form has been re-arranged with no problems.
What I'm wondering is if there is way to set the drag handle of a RadDock to the RadDock itself, so instead of having the grip appear above the field (it makes the entire form double in height), clicking on anything inside of the dock would allow you to drag it. Obviously the controls inside the dock would not be usable, as for example clicking on a button would just enable the dock for dragging.
I thought I could use the same method as used in the demo for creating a custom drag handle, but it doesn't seem to be working in this situation.
Anyone attempted this before?
Thanks,
I'm making an application, where one of the wanted features is to have the ability to move fields around and save their position(the app is mostly made up of data fields, lots of labels and textboxes) and I have been using RadDock to achieve this. It works great, I've removed the styling for the docks so by default they can't be seen, and clicking a button to enter an 'edit mode' reveals the grip drag handle to move them around. When the user is done, you can exit edit mode and the form has been re-arranged with no problems.
What I'm wondering is if there is way to set the drag handle of a RadDock to the RadDock itself, so instead of having the grip appear above the field (it makes the entire form double in height), clicking on anything inside of the dock would allow you to drag it. Obviously the controls inside the dock would not be usable, as for example clicking on a button would just enable the dock for dragging.
I thought I could use the same method as used in the demo for creating a custom drag handle, but it doesn't seem to be working in this situation.
Anyone attempted this before?
Thanks,